A man falls on the 9th floor of a building and miraculously survives

A man, who fell from the top of a nine -story building in Jersey City, in New Jersey, and landed on a BMW, miraculously survived, according to the authorities and a witness.

The 31 -year -old man crashed on the roof of the Beemer 330i black parked below 26 newspaper Square at 10:20 am on Wednesday, then got up, his right arm swinging on the side."He asked," What happened? ", And I said to him," You fell, "," a 21-year-old witness at the New York Post.

"I heard a big boom and I didn't think he was a person at first," said the young woman.“The rear window of the car broke out, it exploded.Then the guy got up and started to scream.His arm was all twisted. ”

"I said to myself," Oh my God! ".I was in shock.It was like in a film, ”detailed Christina Smith, who worked in the sale and went to the neighboring McDonald's."I thought that thank God, the fact that he was wearing a soft jacket had probably helped him," she added, thinking that the jacket may have protected her from deeper wounds.

The young woman quickly called the 911, then took impressive photos and videos of the consequences of the accident, including images of the man screaming in pain because of her injuries on the upper body.You can also see, on the images, a facial mask strap that still hangs by its ear, despite a fall of about 30 meters.

"He wanted to die.It was his plan "

The man, who jumped from a window open to the ninth floor, was transported to the hospital in ambulance and was in critical condition on Thursday, said Kimberly Wallace-Scalcione, spokesperson for the city of Jersey.

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He did not work inside the building and the reason for his presence was not clear, according to employees and witnesses.He refused to give his name to the police and was not cooperative from Thursday afternoon, according to a source close to the case.

“He fell into the car through the sunroof, then left the car and fell on the ground.He was trying to get up but people were trying to make him stay on the ground - "you don't know how injured you are," they said, "said Mark Bordeaux, 50, who works in the building andnoted the damage on site.

“So he stayed there until the police and the ambulances arrive.He kept saying, "Leave me alone, I want to die".You saw that one of his arms was clearly broken, but he was aware, he was moving, "he said."He wanted to die.It was his plan.But God had something else in mind. "

Police investigated Thursday but said the incident did not involve suspicious circumstances, according to Wallace-Scalcione.

People who have dropped much lower heights have died or have killed other people in recent months, including a man who has jumped from a parking lot in San Diego, California, in September and landed on a woman below, killing them both.

In November 2019, a 7 -year -old boy from Bronx survived a trying nine -story fall from his family's apartment, but died later from his injuries.

On Wednesday, Jersey City police briefly closed the roads near the tower, including the Path station from Journal Square and the Hudson County Community College.