Sounds like premeditated murder to me!

That poor woman!

Did they even have the training on what they were supposed to have been doing? It's like they are expecting her to fly.

That sounds pretty suspicious but maybe he is just really sensitive.

But maybe I watch too much Columbo.

Anyways, that was messed up. Poor lady.

In this case we can see what happened.

The whole story sounds strange like it was written by AI.

If your loved one is thrown to their death, what kind of reaction are you going to have?

She just went along with it.

But the men didn't attach her to anything. I don't understand as to WTF were these men expecting her to do. Fly?

as it seems an incredibly abnormal thing to do. Life is dangerous enough as it is.

But obviously one expects to come out alive.

considering what would happen in the event of human error...

I am not sure one could survive this bungee jump even if the rope was attached.

NT

the end.

Carried, then shoved, and finally, she fell.

What's it going to be?

She is presumably expecting that she is attached to a rope. But the men do not attach her to anything. WTF were these men thinking?
They threw a woman to her death. Did they think she was going to fly? They had to know they didn't attach her to a rope?

She wasn't pushed, she was thrown willingly.

Granted I'm afraid of heights so I'm not bungee jumping, but if I were in her place the staff would have gotten really frustrated with me asking is the band secured, let me see how both ends are secured.

that people throwing her off the mountain did their job properly. Horrible.

And maybe she was drunk or otherwise inebriated, but I think it's hard otherwise to miss the bungee cord part of a bungee jump. But again there's no chance you'd ever get me to try it, so I'm speaking entirely hypothetically. Maybe she was really nervous.

Either way, the responsibility still lies with the professionals.

So they threw a young woman to her death.

"It was a team there that wasn't regulated; they didn't even have authorization to be there,” Delegate Andrea Dantas Levy reportedly told the outlet. “They ended up organizing this event, and," he contended, "this fatality happened today, in my perception, due to a failure to verify and supervise the placement of the rope on the victim's jump.”
https://people.com/woman-plummets-to-her-death-bungee-jump-staff-allegedly-forgot-safety-cord-11997684

We were fast roping out of helicopters. One of our Senior Sergeants w/ 20 yrs in forget to tie off his rope and then fell to his death. They investigated that for 3 months and finally it was ruled accidental.

you throw someone off the edge without any rope. Especially considering that if you forget your own rope, there is no one left to punish.

any situation where there wasn't some sort of "buddy check" rule.

But I wasn't 11B (aka bullet-stopper) and while I got to ride in helos occasionally and I tried out the skydiving club at one duty station, I never did "fast roping out of helicopters". Gotta believe a buddy check was put in place after the incident you describe.

(I am NOT questioning your story ... just seems like that unit you were in was a bit lax and probably got tightened up a bit after that.)

S.N.A.F.U. I was in the 101st Airborne when it happened.

Then the same stupid asshole watches as the other two stupid assholes walk toward the edge before throwing her over, still not noticing the cord wasn't attached, saying nothing. The person taking the video finally notices and pans down to show the cord is still on the ground right after she's thrown off.

What would be the motive? It seems more like extreme negligence with clueless people in charge.

These people organized a bungee jumping event (doesn't sound like they had proper permits, from the link I found). But they appear to not have checks and balances. I think one of them was supposed to attach her, but he forgot, and the other two aren't checking if she is attached.

aren't we? "Just push her off the cliff...it will be funny!"