PREDICTION: Woman Falls to Death from Ride
I've been monitoring the Front Pages of AOL News and Yahoo News since Fall 2004.
So far there have been 6 injuries with Amusement Park Rides in about a span of 5 weeks on Headline News. These have all appeared right on the Front Page. It's not something that I had to hunt around for. From November 2004 - June 2007 we only had about 2 mentions of an Amusement Park Accident.
Doesnt anyone find that the least bit peculiar?
Of course, no one would notice that unless you'd been paying close attention to the Front Page News on a daily basis for about 3 years like I have.
That would be Oxygen or Air.
Woman Falls to Death from Ride
Bungee-Like Attraction Shut Down After Accident
OSHKOSH, Wis. (July 15) - A woman attending a Christian festival died Saturday after plunging about 45 feet from a bungee-like amusement ride.
Workers at the Lifest 2007 event shut down the Air Glory ride after the accident, which occurred about 4:45 p.m. A prayer service was held at 7 p.m. and the music festival resumed about 7:30 p.m.
The woman, whose name and age was not released by Oshkosh police, was pronounced dead at a local hospital several hours after the accident.
Lifest is an annual Christian music festival that also features rides and sports.
An announcement about the death was made from a stage just after 9:30 p.m. The music continued but with more mellow worship songs.
Oshkosh Police Sgt. Todd Wrage said few details were available Saturday night.
"What we do know, from the reports we've gotten, is that she apparently fell 40 to 50 feet," Wrage said.
The Air Glory ride is described as a ride whose mechanism is similar to bungee-jumping.
Brian Childers of Kenosha was in line for the ride and witnessed the fall.
Two people went up in the ride, and when they pulled the release Childers said he heard a snapping sound. One person fell and the other remained swinging in the ride, he said.
"(The person) hit the ground and she was not moving at all," Childers told the Oshkosh Northwestern newspaper.
2007-07-15 06:53:00
Posted: 2007-07-15 07:13:36
[News Story]
So far there have been 6 injuries with Amusement Park Rides in about a span of 5 weeks on Headline News. These have all appeared right on the Front Page. It's not something that I had to hunt around for. From November 2004 - June 2007 we only had about 2 mentions of an Amusement Park Accident.
Doesnt anyone find that the least bit peculiar?
Of course, no one would notice that unless you'd been paying close attention to the Front Page News on a daily basis for about 3 years like I have.
- 7/15/7 = 77 with 15 inside = IR(77-Periodic) with Sagittarius(15) inside
- 7/15 = G/O = GO = IR in Spanish
- Wisconsin was inducted into the Union on 5/29 (My Birthday)
- Air Glory = Air =A/IR = God IR
- All the Letters in CHRIST add up to 77 = IR on the Periodic Table
- Jesus Christ was the 77th in Line
That would be Oxygen or Air.
Woman Falls to Death from Ride
Bungee-Like Attraction Shut Down After Accident
OSHKOSH, Wis. (July 15) - A woman attending a Christian festival died Saturday after plunging about 45 feet from a bungee-like amusement ride.
Workers at the Lifest 2007 event shut down the Air Glory ride after the accident, which occurred about 4:45 p.m. A prayer service was held at 7 p.m. and the music festival resumed about 7:30 p.m.
The woman, whose name and age was not released by Oshkosh police, was pronounced dead at a local hospital several hours after the accident.
Lifest is an annual Christian music festival that also features rides and sports.
An announcement about the death was made from a stage just after 9:30 p.m. The music continued but with more mellow worship songs.
Oshkosh Police Sgt. Todd Wrage said few details were available Saturday night.
"What we do know, from the reports we've gotten, is that she apparently fell 40 to 50 feet," Wrage said.
The Air Glory ride is described as a ride whose mechanism is similar to bungee-jumping.
Brian Childers of Kenosha was in line for the ride and witnessed the fall.
Two people went up in the ride, and when they pulled the release Childers said he heard a snapping sound. One person fell and the other remained swinging in the ride, he said.
"(The person) hit the ground and she was not moving at all," Childers told the Oshkosh Northwestern newspaper.
2007-07-15 06:53:00
Posted: 2007-07-15 07:13:36
[News Story]