A student, 19, jumped from the plane

[marcusuk63]

i bet with hindsight the pilot is thinking why didnt i just bank the plane to the left so she fell back in

 

[HGL91]

i bet with hindsight the pilot is thinking why didnt i just bank the plane to the left so she fell back in

Hey! Good point!

 

[reveriewong]

Heartbreaking.

 

[seekingoblivion]

i bet with hindsight the pilot is thinking why didnt i just bank the plane to the left so she fell back in

Damn. He would definitely be carrying that one for life.

 

[RedPanda]

Ah, i wish i could do this!

 

[angie]

Thats the thing. She was completely normal before all of that. She began to feel and act different during the trip when she went ill. Heck she had trips last year as well, she had opportunities to do such a thing more than once. but i dont question the journalists, obviously what there reporting is of the testimonies of the other 2 accompanying the women in the plane. She was ill, they knew that. She reached to open the door, anyone seeing someone do that knows its for no good reason. and the poor lady was fairly older i believe and she tried held onto her leg until she gave up cause of exhaustion.

i think it was the anti malaria medication that caused her to do it .

 

[pole]

i think it was the anti malaria medication that caused her to do it .

yeah i think it was something along those lines for sure.

 

[joshe]

I suspect that big pharma will stop at almost nothing to extract as much profit as possible, sometimes even going against their own purpose, which is to save lives and what not. To them, it is like a minor inconvenience and they would likely just sweep it under the rug as isolated incident. The attitude is prevalent in capitalism such that they don't care about the person dying (as long as it is not via their own hands - suicide), and would virtue signal just to appear palatable to the masses.

I'm almost convinced capitalism is out to destroy itself. There no clear alternative and the human desire to expand and compete cannibalises itself.

 

[TiredHorse]

They found her body, anyway:

Madagascar plane fall: Cambridge student Alana Cutland's body found

Cambridge University student Alana Cutland, 19, fell from a light aircraft on 25 July.

www.bbc.com

No determination yet of just what happened. Bad reaction to anti-malarials is still a possibility.

 

[Hayalet]

I

Here's an article, I thought maybe you'd like to read it

Alana's body may never be found after she jumped into big cat-infested area

A CAMBRIDGE university student who forced open a plane door and leapt to her death while on a trip to Madagascar, may never be found after landing in a remote animal infested savannah. Tragic Alana…

www.thesun.co.uk

I hope she survived, and became some kinda native princess or reincarnated as something beautiful
Idk , she would have died in the air, and what a beautiful sight for her last moments. And she was free. Look up flight suits. People do it for fun. She never felt as she hit the ground. It's sad she had to live with so much pain for so long. I hope my opinion doesn't offend anyone.

 

[Kikoo Loool]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/breaking-cambridge-students-body-found-18853810

 

[ThatIsTheQuestion]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...e-fall-police-find-body-thought-to-be-student

Apparently they found her body on the savannah. Sounds like it may not have been a truly conscious choice. Either way, RIP young lady.