Felix Baumgartner's fatal accident was caused by human error, not by defects in the parachute, according to the case prosecutor.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Prosecutor Raffaele Iannella concluded that Felix Baumgartner died due to human error, following a rapid loss of altitude during a spiral maneuver. The parachute was in perfect condition, and the reserve parachute deployed before impact. Baumgartner suffered serious injuries, including a spinal fracture. The investigation is now complete, and the prosecutor's office has requested the closure of the case. Felix Baumgartner was known for his record jump from the stratosphere.
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