Well that was sad to read through for all parties involved. Contrary to the story I'd heard a lot in the days after the crash, the sworn statement from the girlfriend implies that they had not ridden Stardust previously and had saved the ride for the end of the day - this being the deceased's first ride on the coaster. Also the reports of his leg being "twisted 90 degrees inside the harness" is hard to picture. Sounds like his femur (which was previously broken in 2020) broke again, which is what allowed his body to slip forward enough to cause his head to bash the handle bars. A lot of the reporting makes it sound like he was one of us - there's even a Dueling Dragons shout-out in one of the recalled conversations in this document. R.I.P. More on reddit.com

they really built this theme park on time faster than disney could open tron More on reddit.com