In New Jersey, the skydiver who made 1000 jumps fell down and crashed

54-year-old parachutist, on account of which was more than a thousand successful jumps, died in the city of Monroe Township in the central part of New Jersey. Apparently, his parachute did not open as it should: a man fell on a city street between parked cars and crashed to death. Only that he did not kill anyone can be considered successful.

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An experienced skydiver jumped out of a plane on Sunday evening, 7 April. His body was found around 17: 30, writes The Daily Mail.

“I heard a thud, we thought someone hit the car, and then I saw a white thing laying there,” said resident Rosemary Ilgenfritz.

Another neighbor, Kayla More, said: “I didn't see it happen, but I saw his body. It's a traumatic sight."

Residents were horrified by what they saw and immediately called 911. The victim's body was entangled in parts of the parachute, and the spare was still attached to his gear.

The neighbors said they saw another paratrooper jump out of the same plane around the same time that the tragedy happened. The deceased made a jump from a Skydive Cross Keys company specializing in skydiving. A company representative told reporters that the skydiver was very experienced and had previously landed successfully over a thousand times.

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