Australian Metropolitan Daily, Oct. 14-three men and women in Queensland, Australia, were suspected to have collided in mid-air when they dived into the sky on Friday, causing parachutes to be entangled together and unable to open them normally. Three men and women were killed on the spot when they fell to the ground together. The landing was about 1.5 kilometers from the original landing position.
Together, the three men fell to the ground and were killed on the spot.
Both men in their thirties were experienced parachuting company mentors, while 50-year-old Peck, a 50-year-old woman, was paid for skydiving at Mishuan Beach, south of Kaienz.
Police received a report at 3 p.m., alleging that the body of a resident had been found. After investigation, a body was found in the back garden of a civilian house and two other bodies were found on a nearby tree. Preliminary investigations said that one of the male instructors was parachuting alone, while Pike was parachuting with another male tutor, and the two groups accidentally collided and were entangled in the disaster.
The police found a body on the lawn.
The police sent an officer to investigate the scene.
Officers from the Australian skydiving Association have sent officers to Mixuan Beach to assist in the investigation. Mishuanhai beach is located between Kaenz and Townsville, attracting many backpackers to stay, but also a number of companies to provide skydiving activities.
