bfl-418

BFL#: 418 (21st of the year)
Name: Jasmine Fly Uva - Jasmine M. Perez Rivera
Date: 22nd Nov 2021
Nationality: Puerto Rican
Location: PR-149 highway, in Ciales - Puerto Rico
Object Type: Earth
COD: Impact after PCA went wrong -PC Dropped
Clothes / Suit: Slick
Gear / Parachute: Unknown
Age: 44
Skydive Experience: Unknown
BASE Jumps: 100+
WS BASE Experience: 0
Years/Seasons in Base: 1 Season - Started 2nd August 2020
Time of day: 12:58am
Other factors: Unknown
Exit Altitude: Unknown
Conditions: Unknown
Wind on exit: Unknown

Description: What we are currently aware is that she has gone to this site with 2 non jumping friends and was given a PCA.

We will know more when her partner writes a full report.
https://www.telemundopr.com/.../incidente.../2281165/

UPDATE: 7th Dec 2021

Non-base jumper dropped her PC early. She was advised by her friends to switch to a 48, but she used her 42. The person who dropped her called the authorities. Puerto Rico does not have many beginner friendly exit points. This cliff, known as “Jasmines Cliff” is one of the few cliff exits in PR and is a good jump with a static line or a good PCA, but if dropped, it is catastrophic. Her body came to rest 60 feet to the left of the bottom of the exit point and she had scratching on her body so we believe she had an off heading and scraped the wall on her way down

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