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British parachutist Dylan Morris Roberts died during an accident in the Italian Alps on Friday. He was 33 years old.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The development comes just a day after an Australian parachutist lost his life in a similar incident, also in the Italian Alps.<\/p>\n
Roberts had previously been a parachuting instructor and had come with a group of friends to the frequented mountainous area of \u200b\u200bMonte Brento in the northern Italian region of Trentino<\/a>where he made his jump from a height of 800m.<\/p>\n He started jumping early in the morning, from a point hit by paratroopers but crashed into the side of the mountain after falling about 200m, witnesses to the accident show.<\/p>\n It is believed that the experienced thrower was not parachuted, although local police were quoted as saying he may have miscalculated his air trajectory.<\/p>\n The mountain guides managed to recover the body of the thrower after being called for help.<\/p>\n Roberts was an experienced skydiver graduating from the British School of Langar, Nottinghamshire.<\/p>\n He also preferred jumping from fixed places like bridges, tall buildings or rocks, in which parachutes are then used to land gently on the ground.<\/p>\n In September 2018, the deceased wrote on Facebook: “The most beautiful memories are when I teach people to parachute, to see happiness in their smiles and faces.”<\/p>\n Roberts’s death comes just a day after the tragedy of 35-year-old Australian Matthew Glen Munting, who died in almost the same circumstances in the Italian Alps.<\/p>\n Munting during his throw, hit a crack in Mount Simone Thursday morning.<\/p>\n He was also very experienced in jumps from fixed locations and is believed to have been in the role of instructor at the time of death.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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