Skydiver participating in world record attempt falls to her death

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Skydivers(CodeWit) — A German skydiver who was participating in a 222-person jump in Arizona was killed Thursday when her main parachute malfunctioned, officials said.

Police in Eloy said Diana Paris, 46, of Berlin, was killed Thursday morning.

Paris was taking part in a world-record attempt for most skydivers changing from one formation to another in a one jump, according to a blog post by the jump’s organizing group, World Team.

Her main parachute was released too low to the ground for the reserve chute to work, said the group, which calls itself “a highly skilled international team of skydivers and support personnel” on its Facebook page.

The group said the fatal accident was not related to the size of the group and no other skydiver was involved.

Paris had more than 1,500 jumps, her husband told police.

The World Team will do a 221-person attempt instead.

“Our dear friend cannot and will not be replaced. The group will continue to hold the slot open in the skydiver’s honor,” a statement on the group’s blog said, adding that it was a difficult decision to continue with the record attempt.

Anthony-Claret Ifeanyi Onwutalobi

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