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I will remember him and I'm sure the world will remember him for giving us the standout moment for the 2012 Olympics. What an epitaph that is.
Mr. Sutton I salute you sir. I'm sure the next Bond film will give him an honourable mention in the credits.
Apparently he died just 20 seconds after leaving the helicopter. Looks like a catastrophic error of judgment.
"They two men remained close to the mountain area and planned to land near the hamlet of Le Peuty but Mr Sutton hit a ridge of rock at an estimated 155mph just 20 seconds after he jumped out, said police."
Stick to the ground, people, much safer! Leave the flying to the birds!
At least he went out doing something that you know he loved, in the same way the great Steve Irwin did.