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GGB Jumper Survives

A 17 year old high school student survived the 220 foot jump with a broken tailbone and a torn lung.

He did it on a dare.

This entry was posted in architecture / furniture, other and tagged death, goldengatebridge on March 15, 2011 by jonathan.

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