The case of Steven : The skydiving tragedy

Accidents are to be expected in skydiving. It is, after all, an extreme sport. Over 99% of people who jump out of an airplane will do it just once. Attached to an instructor, those people are unlikely to come to any harm. They're strapped to a professional who has performed thousands of jumps and who makes all the decisions. For the majority of participants, skydiving is a once in a lifetime thrill, just a tick on a bucket list. They never do it again. For the tiny fraction who go on to jump solo, skydiving becomes more than just a thrill. It's an obsession, a lifestyle, something they are rather than merely something they do. As those starting out get used to the elements of the sport free fall canopy flight and landing they are bound to experience scrapes and bruises, perhaps even a broken bone or two. Skydivers do what they can to minimize risks.

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