KESKUSTELU

No eihän toi ollut kuin 300 metriä. 3 kilometria taitaa olla ennätys ilman laskuvarjoa. Arvostan kyllä enemmän sitä brasilialaista neitoa joka tilasi ravintolasta kupin kahvia sitten meni turvakakaiteille. Riisui kengät ja kiipesi kaiteen yli ja hyppäsi 20. kerroksesta epäröimättä. Vähän sattui mutta lääkärit onnistuivat parsimaan hänet kokoon. Tee ite perässä siten että kaikki on harkittua! Ei tuollaisia onnettomuuksia lasketa kun niistä selviää hyvällä tuurilla.

Ei kolme kilometriä ole mitään maailmanennätykseen verrattuna, joka on siis 10 kilometriä:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesna_Vulovi%C4%87

2009 report

In January 2009 German ARD radio correspondent Peter Hornung-Andersen together with German journalist Tim van Beveren and Czech journalist Pavel Theiner published a report based on newly found documents, mainly from the Czech Civil Aviation Authority and the Czech Republic's National Archive, concluding that the plane may have been shot down by mistake by the Czechoslovak Air Force.[6] They claim that the plane broke up only a few hundred meters above the ground, not the 10,000 metres claimed by the official investigation.[7] This claim was backed by evidence, e.g. secret reports in which several eye witnesses said that they saw Vesna's plane flying below the clouds before it crashed and maps drawn by Czechoslovak investigators showing that the largest parts of the plane were found in an area rather small which would not have been the case if the plane broke apart in 10,000 metres altitude. This is shown on a disaster area map which was published by Czech Republic's National Archive : No. 1 and 2 show fuselage and cabin being less than 1 kilometre apart. The Czech Civil Aviation Authority nevertheless issued a statement denying the claim without addressing the evidence.[citation needed] The original statement has given rise to more recent reports.[7] Vulović, despite having no memory of the crash or the flight after boarding,[6] has challenged these new theories, denying the claim that the plane descended to a much lower altitude while attempting a forced landing.[citation needed] A representative of Guinness World Records stated that "it seems that at the time Guinness was duped by this swindle just like the rest of the media."[6]