Wallenda returns to high wire after fatal fall
Wheeling West Virginia AP veteran circus star Karl Wallenda resumed his high wire act less than a day after watching his son in law die from a fall. Guzman, 29, fell 60 feet near the end of a Wallenda Ocontini Circus performance, struck live wires, and died. Wallenda said show business is essential and continued the act.
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