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Amateur Stuntman Dies While Recording his Own Stunt

This guys dies because he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed....

This guys dies because he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. there's a difference between bravery and stupidity. i wish someone taught this guy that before he went off and died.

Added: May 16, 2007
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herby's picture

it might be real or fake its neones guess but that defonatly wasnt 500ft by the look of the shadows of the plane unless it was over a 400 ft forest or sumin and thats not gonna happen but he is dead neway
manna's picture

holy crap. thanks analogKid. love your icon btw...
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Not fake - He's dead. It happened Wednesday 1 April 1981, in Hawaii. This is the news report of the incident: Australian stuntman Jim Bailey, known as ''The Human Torpedo,'' fell 500 feet to his death from an airplane while making a film for television Wednesday, authorities said. Initially, authorities said Baily was performing for ABC-TV's ''That's Incredible,'' but the show's producer denied having any connection with the accident. Witnesses, including members of the Maui Fire Department and the rescue unit, said Bailey, a resident of Brisbane, Australia, was suspended underneath a single-engine Ballanca by a strap and belt when the belt broke. He hung onto the strap for a few seconds before falling. Officials said the stunt called for Bailey to hang on under the plane during takeoff and slide to a landing when the plane made a ''touch-and-go'' on the strip. Bailey had appeared twice on ''That's Incredible.'' In an episode televised Jan. 26, he was dragged behind a car and crashed head-first through a flaming wall. On Dec. 8, 1980, an episode showed Bailey being dragged behind another car at 165 mph and then skidding 1,300 feet along the pavement. But Alan Landsburg, producer of the ABC show, said there was no connection between Bailey's death and ''That's Incredible.'' ''We have nothing going in Hawaii, we're not working there,'' Landsburg said from his Los Angeles office. ''We've been on hiatus for about three and one-half weeks. We finished our season and we don't start shooting until June. ''The accident obviously shocks us, but there's no way it could have been our crew filming. I tell you it was not our shoot. The accident was not even remotely connected with ''That's Incredible.'' Landsburg said it was possible the accident involving Bailey was being filmed by a private company and Bailey later planned to sell the film to ''That's Incredible.'' Landsburg said accidents have occurred during previous filming for the show, prompting safeguards. ''We've set absolute limits on what we'll buy due to the accident factor,'' the producer said. ''We've had a few accidents and we didn't want any others. We made it very clear that we wouldn't consider that type of outside purchase.''
ferdinand's picture

np beattie. watching it again it's anyone's guess as to what happens to the guy after he falls away. can't really see a parachute on his back. another item for the world's mysteries.
beattie's picture

oh i sry m8 i thort tha u was thinkin it was all fake
HeadHunna's picture

That was stupid, he used a parachute
ferdinand's picture

yeah, maybe he had a parachute or some back up system and didn't die is what i meant.
beattie's picture

hows tha a fake? look at the shadows on the floor when the plane is takin off every thing looks real 2 me
ferdinand's picture

it's fake. nobody is that dumb.
HeSmokeU's picture

lol. Fake? holy crap. never thought of that for this clip... Smiling)
jamisrider's picture

how fake can people get???


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