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From an occasional jumper to haunted ships, the Golden Gate Bridge might not be as magical a place as one might think just by watching it from the distance.
Two West Bend men, Peter Teatime and his friend Tommy, captured on camera their extremely dangerous adventure of illegally climbing on top of the Golden Gate Bridge. They posted the video capturing them performing all sorts of dangerous stunts ft in the air, including dangling their bodies over the edge.
For the record, California state law prohibits people from climbing the bridge without special permission that is really not easy to obtain.
In this picture, you can see a man just about to jump into the waters under the Golden Gate Bridge and one of the bridge workers trying to convince him not to do it. The number of Golden Gate Bridge jumpers is more than alarming, but, luckily, thanks to the bridge workers and to the constant patrol, numerous people have been prevented from committing suicide by jumping. For example, in , over a hundred people were talked down from their suicide attempt thanks to the security measures such as the emergency personnel and the telephone hotline.
Once a person jumps off this bridge, the chances they will survive are pretty slim. Once he recovered, he became a mental health advocate and wrote a book about his experience. He also became a proponent for the net or a suicide barrier on the bridge to help prevent such incidents.
According to the urban legend, something like that almost happened on May 24, However, the unpredicted weight of such a huge number of people on the bridge at the same time caused the middle of the bridge to sag 7 feet. Suspension bridges, such as this one, are built to bend more than other bridges, but when all those people started crossing, the steel cables stretched, pulled the towers inward, and pushed the roadway down.
The father was the one who commanded her to do so and he followed her just a couple of moments later. He was a year-old mechanic with no signs of mental disorders or depression that would make him do something so despicable to his family. Two witnesses watched this terrible tragedy happen, but there was nothing they could have done to stop it from happening. It is pretty unbelievable how many movies and TV shows filmed the complete destruction of the Golden Gate Bridge, all of them as scary as it gets.
So which film do you think wrecked the Golden Gate Bridge the best? It seems that every time a film takes place in San Francisco, you will get to see the bridge at some point either whole or completely wrecked, depending on the genre. Roughly 33 survived the fall. God, please save me! Another is a man named Ken Baldwin, who was 28 when he attempted suicide.
On his way down, he thought of his wife and kids and that this was the worst thing he could ever do in life. Kevin Himes eventually wrote memoir, hoping to reach out to people and convey the message to seek treatment for mental illness and suicide is not the answer. You must be logged in to post a comment. Sites at Penn State.
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