Man drops girlfriend 23 stories 'horsing' around!
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"Damn. Maybe i SHOULDN'T have let my bf dangle me from 230 ft, above the ground, outside the windo----..."artisticgurl said:
R.I.P
artisticgurl said:
No, some people are just stupid. I dont care how drunk u are, u have to be a complete moron for this tought to even cross ur mind... hey i know something that will be fun, let me dangle u out a window???? this kid deserves to go to jail and rot for being a complete moron.
HiGhTillDeaTH said:
A guy ate his GF when he was high on PCP, some shit is drug related when it comes to stupid shit. Its like Drugs can be a great instigator. But true he's a moron and she should have kicked him in the balls.
Yeah, its a really sad story. From my house, you can see the Pennsylvania Place building. It is a big ass building.
oh, the irony here is just awful...
RIP
tennis_dog said:
oh, the irony here is just awful...
RIP
one thrust too many, she was prolly screamin for him to break her off, but ended breakin her neck, in a way
I just came across this
Rachel M. Kozlusky
Police affidavit reveals details of high-rise fall
MARC LEVY
Associated Press Writer
March 01, 2006
HARRISBURG — A Saylorsburg woman who fell to her death from a 23rd-floor apartment first wanted to sit on the window ledge, and when she couldn't touch the window in the apartment below with her feet, asked her boyfriend for help, he told police.
That was when Kevin P. Eckenrode said he lost his grip on Rachel M. Kozlusky, according to an arrest affidavit filed by a Harrisburg police detective. Kozlusky crashed through a skylight in the awning and landed on the pavement in front of the apartment building Saturday evening.
Those who knew the young woman as a student at Pleasant Valley High School described her Tuesday as athletic, confident, upbeat and a risk-taker.
"He grabbed her under the armpits from behind with his hands and lowered her to the window below," wrote Detective Donald Heffner. "During this time she slipped out of his hands and fell to her death." There are apparently no witnesses to the incident except Eckenrode.
Eckenrode, 25, has been charged with homicide and was being held without bail Tuesday morning. He was suspended without pay by the state's fledgling gambling regulatory board, where he was a $33,000-a-year press aide for the agency charged with implementing slot-machine gambling in Pennsylvania.
Eckenrode and Kozlusky, 23, had been drinking in the hours before her fall Saturday evening, and his apartment was strewn with empty beer cans and wine bottles, police said.
Eckenrode was distraught and drunk when authorities arrived at the scene, Harrisburg police said.
"His speech was slurred, his eyes were bloodshot, he swayed as he talked to me and he smelled of an alcoholic beverage," Heffner wrote. "Kevin volunteered he had been drinking all day and was intoxicated." Eckenrode moved from Scranton to the 25-story apartment building about a month ago to take a job with the Gaming Control Board.
His lawyer, William Costopoulos, called the death a tragedy and said he is still gathering information before he seeks bail.
"The indications are that this was not intentional," Costopoulos said. "There are indications that it was an accident."
Costopoulos said the couple was alone in the apartment at the time of the death.
His research on Eckenrode didn't show any previous criminal records, he said.
Kevin P. Eckenrode
Costopoulos has been in contact with Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico Jr., who also is waiting for police to complete their work.
"Police are getting background information," Marsico said Tuesday afternoon. "They are interviewing friends and neighbors."
"We won't charge a crime if it was an accident," Marsico said.
Eckenrode has also been charged with possession of drug paraphernalia for what authorities said was a marijuana pipe.
The death of Kozlusky, a 2000 graduate of Pleasant Valley High School, president of the senior class and an athlete, continues to draw reaction from the people who knew her.
Jurgen Kreckel, Kozlusky's student government adviser, searched for words.
"What can you say? She was just a neat kid. She was a bit adventurous. She tried anything. Not in a bad way, but in a fun way. She was lively and so full of life. Sometimes she didn't pay attention — not that she wasn't sensible. But it was just her basic character. She was always happy and willing to make someone else happy."
Woody Metzger was her track coach.
"She was upbeat and a risk-taker," Metzger said "She wasn't afraid to get involved in something. She wasn't afraid to speak up and take a position different from the majority of kids. That was very good, and that's why she became class president.
"She was on the track team for several years. She was a hurdler. A very confident individual," Metzger said. "As a senior she was very helpful with the younger kids. If they're not doing as well as they can, we'll put them into the hands of the Momma Bear. She was very good that way."
"She was very happy-go-lucky," Metzger said. "I can still see the smile on her face."
Pocono Record writers Gema Maria Duarte and Dan Berrett contributed to this article.
http://www.poconorecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060301/NEWS/603010318
So even tho he was an idiot for helping her, she was an even bigger fuckin idiot for wanting to "touch the window of the apartment below" don't blame it all on the guy:thumb:
Rachel M. Kozlusky
Police affidavit reveals details of high-rise fall
MARC LEVY
Associated Press Writer
March 01, 2006
HARRISBURG — A Saylorsburg woman who fell to her death from a 23rd-floor apartment first wanted to sit on the window ledge, and when she couldn't touch the window in the apartment below with her feet, asked her boyfriend for help, he told police.
That was when Kevin P. Eckenrode said he lost his grip on Rachel M. Kozlusky, according to an arrest affidavit filed by a Harrisburg police detective. Kozlusky crashed through a skylight in the awning and landed on the pavement in front of the apartment building Saturday evening.
Those who knew the young woman as a student at Pleasant Valley High School described her Tuesday as athletic, confident, upbeat and a risk-taker.
"He grabbed her under the armpits from behind with his hands and lowered her to the window below," wrote Detective Donald Heffner. "During this time she slipped out of his hands and fell to her death." There are apparently no witnesses to the incident except Eckenrode.
Eckenrode, 25, has been charged with homicide and was being held without bail Tuesday morning. He was suspended without pay by the state's fledgling gambling regulatory board, where he was a $33,000-a-year press aide for the agency charged with implementing slot-machine gambling in Pennsylvania.
Eckenrode and Kozlusky, 23, had been drinking in the hours before her fall Saturday evening, and his apartment was strewn with empty beer cans and wine bottles, police said.
Eckenrode was distraught and drunk when authorities arrived at the scene, Harrisburg police said.
"His speech was slurred, his eyes were bloodshot, he swayed as he talked to me and he smelled of an alcoholic beverage," Heffner wrote. "Kevin volunteered he had been drinking all day and was intoxicated." Eckenrode moved from Scranton to the 25-story apartment building about a month ago to take a job with the Gaming Control Board.
His lawyer, William Costopoulos, called the death a tragedy and said he is still gathering information before he seeks bail.
"The indications are that this was not intentional," Costopoulos said. "There are indications that it was an accident."
Costopoulos said the couple was alone in the apartment at the time of the death.
His research on Eckenrode didn't show any previous criminal records, he said.
Kevin P. Eckenrode
Costopoulos has been in contact with Dauphin County District Attorney Ed Marsico Jr., who also is waiting for police to complete their work.
"Police are getting background information," Marsico said Tuesday afternoon. "They are interviewing friends and neighbors."
"We won't charge a crime if it was an accident," Marsico said.
Eckenrode has also been charged with possession of drug paraphernalia for what authorities said was a marijuana pipe.
The death of Kozlusky, a 2000 graduate of Pleasant Valley High School, president of the senior class and an athlete, continues to draw reaction from the people who knew her.
Jurgen Kreckel, Kozlusky's student government adviser, searched for words.
"What can you say? She was just a neat kid. She was a bit adventurous. She tried anything. Not in a bad way, but in a fun way. She was lively and so full of life. Sometimes she didn't pay attention — not that she wasn't sensible. But it was just her basic character. She was always happy and willing to make someone else happy."
Woody Metzger was her track coach.
"She was upbeat and a risk-taker," Metzger said "She wasn't afraid to get involved in something. She wasn't afraid to speak up and take a position different from the majority of kids. That was very good, and that's why she became class president.
"She was on the track team for several years. She was a hurdler. A very confident individual," Metzger said. "As a senior she was very helpful with the younger kids. If they're not doing as well as they can, we'll put them into the hands of the Momma Bear. She was very good that way."
"She was very happy-go-lucky," Metzger said. "I can still see the smile on her face."
Pocono Record writers Gema Maria Duarte and Dan Berrett contributed to this article.
http://www.poconorecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060301/NEWS/603010318
So even tho he was an idiot for helping her, she was an even bigger fuckin idiot for wanting to "touch the window of the apartment below" don't blame it all on the guy:thumb:
well i guess thats true, but they were both wasted so who knows, either way its a stupid way to go, RIPDiaz said:
i can see it now, people from all round the world will be giving their partners who pissed em off a leg and a wing through the window, saying they were just horsing around
Some guy just fell off the 13/14th floor here in Denver, he fell to the 3rd floor though, at this building my friend works at. We were there and he works the front desk so we went and looked at what happened, cus we had to call the police and shit. It was the most disgusting thing I have seen in my life. We got there about 2 minutes after he hit and there was blood everywhere and what looked to be like brains coming out of his head, shit was crazy. This dumbass was also drunk, he was at a little get together on the 13th floor, and he was trying to impress his girlfriend by climbing to the 14th floor. Now the balconies go from bars to solid wall, like concrete kind of, every other one. So he was trying to jump from the bar railing up one level, like 5 feet from where he can reach to the 14th floor one(the solid wall). Of course the stupid ass didnt make it, and died. Was pretty gross but whatever. Kind of funny though, the other day this guy came in,who lives in the building, after it happened carrying some beer saying he is gonna go play spiderman, lmao.
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