Falls jumper survived falls driven by low mood
Kirk Jones of Cann on Michigan leaped over Niagara Falls head first and survived, claiming a low mood prompted the act. He faces charges for megally performing a stunt and could be fined about 7600 dollars. Jones, 40, was hospitalized in stable condition after the plunge that astonished locals and Niagara Falls historians.
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Staten Island Ferry captain again refuses to meet investigators
The Staten Island Ferry captain Michael Gansas refused for a second day to meet with NTSB investigators amid a subpoena following the wreck that killed 10 people. His attorney cited trauma and medical care as reasons, while authorities consider his testimony critical to the probe. Mayor Bloomberg demanded cooperation and announced new safety reforms including an additional pilot in the cabin and upgraded radios and GPS systems.
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Journalist Helene Killed in Ivory Coast Shooting
French journalist Helene, 50, died after being shot in the back of the head by a police officer outside Abidjan police station while awaiting the release of 11 jailed opposition figures. President Chirac condemned the killing as West Africa tensions linger after a nine month conflict and power share.
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