Body of 16 year old Charlotte boy found in Milton, MA

[Jangler]

There was a little girl, after watching the first Harry Potter movie, thought it would be fun to fly. She went to the closet, got the broom, climbed up on the counter and leaped off. Broke an arm if I remember. I would say that some kids are just stupid, but if you watch America's Funniest Home Videos or Jackass, I have to revise that.

Some people are just stupid!

Yup, when I lived in Nashville, a kid, 5 years old maybe. Lived on the top floor of the apartment building I lived in, 4 stories I think. Through his pillow out of the window and jumped just so he could get out and play with the other kids. Broken arm, (missed the pillow) but other than that he was alright.

[Squirrel]

There has been cases where people actually do this and survive. Still stupid but it has been done.

[Squirrel]

* On 28 July 1999, Yaguine Koita and Fodé Tounkara were stowaways who froze to death flying from Conakry, Guinea, to Brussels, Belgium. Their bodies were later discovered in the aircraft's wheel bay. The boys were carrying a letter, written in imperfect French, which was widely published in the world media.

* On August 5 2000, an unidentified Tahitian man was discovered in the wheel well of Air France flight 71 in Los Angeles that originated in French Polynesia and was to go on to Paris. The man spent seven hours hours inside the unheated and unpressurized landing gear at 38,000 feet and survived temperatures of 50 degrees below zero. His body temperature registered 79 degrees, which can be fatal, and he was taken to UCLA medical center where he recovered fully. He was flown back to Tahiti under orders from the Immigration and Naturalization Service. [4]

* On 24 December 2000, 16-year-old Maikel Almira and 15-year-old Alberto Rodriguez climbed into the wheel wells of a British Airways Boeing 777 in Havana, Cuba. Almira's body was found in a field five miles from Gatwick airport in England. Rodriguez's body fell from the aircraft the following day as it departed for a flight to Cancun, Mexico. Almira had left a note for his mother indicating he was going to the United States, however tragically the departure of a Miami bound flight had been delayed and the flight to Gatwick took over its take off slot.

* On June 8, 2005, the remains of a stowaway were found inside the wheel well of a South African Airways aircraft when it landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport, arriving from Johannesburg via Dakar, Senegal.[5]

* On January 28, 2007, a 17-year-old male from Cape Town, South Africa was found in the wheel well of a British Airways flight in Los Angeles, CA. He had died from exposure as a stowaway on a previous flight and the body had not been immediately found. That flight had last been in Cape Town five days earlier, on January 23, 2007.[6]

* On July 19, 2007, maintenance workers at San Francisco International Airport found a dead man in the wheel well of a United Airlines Boeing 747 arriving from China after an 11-hour trip.[7]

* On October 11, 2007 A man known as Osama R.M. Shublaq was reported to have been a stowaway aboard Singapore Airlines Flight 119. The flight, which took off from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at around 10:56 PM, arrived in Singapore.[8]

* On July 3, 2009 The body of a man was found in the undercarriage of a jet traveling from Ghana to Britain.[9]

* On August 9, 2009, the body of 19-year-old Filipp Vitaliyevich Yurchenko from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky was discovered in the landing gear bay of an Airbus A320 aircraft after the flight from Irkutsk to Vladivostok, Russia. According to experts, the man had been dead for at least five days.[10]

* On December 26, 2009, Habib (25) from Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh, India who was working at Medina airport with a Saudi ground handling company, got into the plane which returned to Jaipur, Rajasthan, India last night from Medina, Saudi Arabia, and hid in the toilet. Habib’s presence came to light after the flight took off from Medina when a passenger went to the toilet. Air India sources said he got into the plane on the pretense of cleaning it. During questioning, it was ascertained that it was a case of stow-away and Habib did not intend to harm anybody, but rather, was fleeing Saudi Arabia, where his passport had been confiscated, and forced to work as a bonded labourer.[11]

* On February 8, 2010, a body was discovered in the landing gear compartment of the Delta Airlines flight which arrived in Tokyo from New York. A mechanic found the body inside one of the wheel wells of a Boeing aircraft during maintenance. The man, who was of dark complexion and dressed only in blue jeans and a long-sleeved shirt, was carrying no passport or personal belongings, police say. He was possibly a stowaway and probably froze to death, they added.[12]

* On February 18, 2010, the body of an apparent stowaway fell from the wheel well of a plane taking off from the Dominican Republic. The 767 aircraft — Amerijet flight 840 — landed about two hours later without incident at Miami International Airport. The flight originated in Santo Domingo.[13]

* On June 9th, 2010, a 20-year-old Romanian stowaway survived a flight from Romania to Britain in the undercarridge of a Boeing 747 owned by a wealthy Arab sheik. He was taken into custody at Heathrow airport, where he reportedly fell out of the landing gear undercarriage. Paramedics checked him over, but he had suffered only minor injuries. It was reported he only survived because the jet flew at a lower cruising altitude of 33,000 ft (rather than the standard 37,000 ft) because of poor weather.[14][15]

[SorthNarolina]

people have done it and survived but they almost died from hypothermia.

[jim stone]

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