Tragic photos of the boy who recently died at a theme park in Orlando, Florida have been revealed.
According to local media reports, the victim who fell 430 feet to his death was named Tyre Sampson who happened to be on vacation with his family. But little did he know that his desire to have fun would actually end up taking his life in the end.
The victim is said to have slipped out of his seat on the world’s tallest ride, causing him to plummet to the ground at nearly 75mph.
Moreover, a recent video clip from the site of the tragedy is also now making viral rounds on social media which clearly shows the child not being buckled properly, as the ride ascends upwards.
While the image of the boy isn’t seen at first, others in his surrounding appear to be seated with their harnesses present in a downward position.
In the background, others appear curious about their safety and continue to ask around about how safe it is really as they failed to see any seatbelts.
To that query, the operator boldly answers, there are no seatbelts. And that’s when he decides to start the ride and send the riders in the air with their plastic harnesses pulled down.
Authorities claim that since the ride had no seatbelts, the only thing that was actually preventing the riders from falling was the plastic harness. And for that to work, it had to be pulled down so that it was buckled in place, right between the rider’s legs.
The ride is famous for swiftly going up and then stopping in the middle for 10 seconds, moments after which it comes down.
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