Jumping from Trolltunga

[HeartbrokenViking1]

Hi,
I am considering to jump from a place called Trolltunga, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolltunga
1.100m or 3.600ft
That should be instant death, shouldn't it?

 

[oneofthoseyoudontwan]

I think that the probability of succes from that high is good enough to kill yourself
Anyway there people surviving this method
Even is a really tall place.

In other hand the place you are mentioning looks beautiful.

 

[MissKatrina]

Very good probability.

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[HeartbrokenViking1]

Thanks for the info.
Is it bad that I am asking about a specific place? I don't like the idea if I am encouraging anyone..

 

[calendulo]

Too much high.
The jumper's greatest virtue is the lack of any regret, and of course the bravery.
Besides, it will sounds phylosophical, a mountain does not deserves to be a witness of an unnatural act as a suicide.

 

[Deathbydemo]

That place is breathtakingly beautiful! I would say that height would pretty much guarantee death. Is it a popular suicide spot?

 

[jgm63]

If you do a search on this site, you'll see it's been mentioned many times.
It's well worth learning the search / advanced search functions - there's a vast amount of info on this site....

I believe falling from that location would be more or less as close to "guaranteed fatal" as you can get.
If you happened to be taking some selfies, or recording a video, etc, and they were automatically uploaded somewhere or stored centrally (and not just stored on your phone), then it may appear accidental.....

@faust also has some points regarding things appearing accidental which I found interesting :
https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...icide-look-like-an-accident.33465/post-618024

also note : I believe Preikestolen is also discussed on this site, but I don't know how Preikestolen and Trolltunga compare with each other, etc.
Perhaps someone could post a quick "pros and cons" between those two ?