14 year old dies after falling out a ride in a Orlando theme park

**Kermit** · 03-25-22, 09:07 PM

Originally posted by TheGoldenGoose

They are REPUBLICANS who own the theme park. They don’t need no stinking regulations!!!

The kid had blue eyes. One blew this way and one blew that way.

What a fukking jack-off.

The kid didn't get blown up retard. Take your lame 1980's Christa McAuliffe jokes back to your man on man forums.

**MinnesotaFats** · 03-25-22, 11:10 PM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

Fats - there were some women bigger than that. I didn't see any upper height or upper weight limits on any of the rides. Not sure his weight had anything to do with him falling. He didn't have on his seat belt. You could put a baby in his place and without a seat belt/safety restraint it's game over.

Would the standard belt have fit him?

That arm brace thing did not fit properly o er his shoulders and that's pretty clear.

Look, he's probably 6-3" + and 325 pounds with a 50" waist....the ride simply isn't designed with that customer in mind.

There is no such thing as 'one size fits all' when it comes to safety & health. He simply shouldn't have been allowed to ride....his size being a societal outlier.

**kidcudi92** · 03-25-22, 11:25 PM

Operators fukked up letting him on

Kid didn’t realize he wasn’t strapped in quite obviously. How? I don’t know, but that doesn’t matter

Sending people up like that and not making sure they are good to go? Unreal

Every coaster/whatever I’ve been on it’s like an airplane, if your belts and shit aren’t tight, they will sit there until they see you are obeying the safety rules…otherwise the plane doesn’t take off or you get thrown off

**JIBBBY** · 03-25-22, 11:38 PM

Kid was fat, supersized it one to many times.

Didn't keep his fat ass on the seat and slid right off. He should have never gotten on those rides. When you are that fat and heavy I could see you slipping right out of your seat even when strapped in.

I was a tall kid that road all the rides in my teens and I was always afraid I'd hit my head on the sharp roller coaster passes. I'd dip my head everytime.

Rides are sketchy. I'm out today. Thrill for kids though. Better be normal sized though is what I'm getting at. Those coaster seats aren't built for obese or really tall or really small people. I could see how you could fall out.

**19th Hole** · 03-25-22, 11:39 PM

Originally posted by kidcudi92

Operators fukked up letting him on

Kid didn’t realize he wasn’t strapped in quite obviously. How? I don’t know, but that doesn’t matter

Sending people up like that and not making sure they are good to go? Unreal

Every coaster/whatever I’ve been on it’s like an airplane, if your belts and shit aren’t tight, they will sit there until they see you are obeying the safety rules…otherwise the plane doesn’t take off or you get thrown off

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Every airplane and every amusement ride that I have ever ridden you have to be locked and loaded.

Click-It or adios.

The protocol was not in force and an innocent kid is no longer with us.

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**kidcudi92** · 03-25-22, 11:42 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Kid was fat, supersized it one to many times.

Didn't keep his fat ass on the seat and slid right off. He should have never gotten on those rides. When you are that fat and heavy I could see you slipping right out of your seat even when strapped in.

I was a tall kid that road all the rides in my teens and I was always afraid I'd hit my head on the sharp roller coaster passes. I'd dip my head everytime.

Rides are sketchy. I'm out today. Thrill for kids though. Better be normal sized though is what I'm getting at. Those coaster seats aren't built for obese or really tall or really small people. I could see how you could fall out.

actual retarded take

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 03-25-22, 11:43 PM

Jibby is nuts

**JIBBBY** · 03-25-22, 11:44 PM

Originally posted by kidcudi92

actual retarded take

Maybe, but this fat kid slid out and we don't know if he was strapped in tight. He just slid out like jello. Splat. Is what it is..

Can't be obese!

**kidcudi92** · 03-25-22, 11:47 PM

Originally posted by 19th Hole

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Every airplane and every amusement ride that I have ever ridden you have to be locked and loaded.

Click-It or adios.

The protocol was not in force and an innocent kid is no longer with us.

Same from my experience and what I have seen

It’s to the point they will

A. Will not run the ride/let the plane take off

B. Throw you off and tell security to escort you out of the park or plane

C. Planes they just make you show your belt is tight (or act like it) - but every ride I’ve been on has been physically checked

**Kermit** · 03-25-22, 11:51 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Kid was fat, supersized it one to many times.

Didn't keep his fat ass on the seat and slid right off. He should have never gotten on those rides. When you are that fat and heavy I could see you slipping right out of your seat even when strapped in.

I was a tall kid that road all the rides in my teens and I was always afraid I'd hit my head on the sharp roller coaster passes. I'd dip my head everytime.

Rides are sketchy. I'm out today. Thrill for kids though. Better be normal sized though is what I'm getting at. Those coaster seats aren't built for obese or really tall or really small people. I could see how you could fall out.

Him being fat wasn't the reason that he died. He didn't get strapped in properly. I've ridden 100's of roller coasters over the years with fat people, and never seen anyone get launched out of their car.

If ANYONE would slide out of a ride like that, it would(or should) be skinny people.

**19th Hole** · 03-25-22, 11:54 PM

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Tragic! 14 yr old Tyre Sampson was 6’5 and 340 lbs. His father says his son told friends something didn’t feel right, as the ride started. Then panic set in and he fell to his death. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Fox35?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw"> #Fox35</a> ⁦<a href="https://twitter.com/fox35orlando?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@fox35 orlando</a>⁩ <a href="https://t.co/OG9vea4j2A">pic.twitter.com/OG9vea4j2A</a></p>— Valerie Boey FOX 35 (@vboey) <a href="https://twitter.com/vboey/status/1507455061810573312?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 25, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

**JIBBBY** · 03-25-22, 11:56 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

Him being fat wasn't the reason that he died. He didn't get strapped in properly. I've ridden 100's of roller coasters over the years with fat people, and never seen anyone get launched out of their car.

Maybe, but that was a downward gravity ride, the obese kid that weighed a ton had momentum and just slid right out as the ride was slowing to a stop. That's the way I saw it.

Fat kid slid right out of the seat and harness. Could have been strapped in tight we don't know for sure? That kid was probably weighing in at 300 pounds plus and probably had a flat ass. Slid right out on his lower back rolls.

**kidcudi92** · 03-25-22, 11:58 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Maybe, but that was a downward gravity ride, the obese kid that weighed a ton had momentum and just slid right out as the ride was slowing to a stop. That's the way I saw it.

Fat kid slid right out of the seat and harness. Could have been strapped in tight we don't know for sure? That kid was probably weighing in at 300 pounds plus and probably had a flat ass. Slid right out on his lower back rolls.

Bro there is literally pics of him not being strapped in correctly

???????

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-22, 12:00 AM

Originally posted by kidcudi92

Bro there is literally pics of him not being strapped in correctly

???????

Is there? Ok my bad then. I didn't see those pictures.

Kid was big though and he even had titties.

.. Had no business going on that ride IMO. RIP..

**Kermit** · 03-26-22, 12:00 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Maybe, but that was a downward gravity ride, the obese kid that weighed a ton had momentum and just slid right out as the ride was slowing to a stop. That's the way I saw it.

Fat kid slid right out of the seat and harness. Could have been strapped in tight we don't know for sure? That kid was probably weighing in at 300 pounds plus and probably had a flat ass. Slid right out on his lower back rolls.

No. Him being 100 pounds heavier than the guy next to him wasn't the reason why.

Do you think that he was the heaviest person to ever ride that thing?

C'mon man.

**Kermit** · 03-26-22, 12:01 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Is there? Ok my bad then. I didn't see those pictures.

I literally posted the pic twice in this thread.

**Da Manster!** · 03-26-22, 12:05 AM

Well, it's been a good minute since I've been to any kind of amusement parks, but I always thought the proper protocol for safety precautions (regardless of kids height and weight) is for one of the supervisors or ride attendants to come around and make sure that all seat belts are clicked in and the shoulder harness firmly locked in place for each and every person on the ride...were these precautions and preventive measures taken?...

**Kermit** · 03-26-22, 12:07 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Is there? Ok my bad then. I didn't see those pictures.

Kid was big though and he even had titties.

.. Had no business going on that ride IMO. RIP..

If he was too fat and tall to be restrained properly, then the people working the ride should have told him so and asked him to get off of it.

**Da Manster!** · 03-26-22, 12:11 AM

Originally posted by Kermit

If he was too fat and tall to be restrained properly, then the people working the ride should have told him so and asked him to get off of it.

kind of like what I mentioned in my post...if these preventive measures weren't taken before the ride started then I see a HUGE wrongful death lawsuit due to negligence coming up!...

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-22, 12:16 AM

I'm a dick.. 14 year old kid died. Not a joking matter. I owe everyone an apology. I got out of line in this thread.

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 03-26-22, 12:18 AM

Apology accepted

now go take a lap, pal

**19th Hole** · 03-26-22, 12:24 AM

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A look at the restraints on the Orlando Free Fall ride. They pull over the rider - similar to a roller coaster (no seat belts). 2 workers do safety checks and make sure restraints are locked. A 14-year-old boy tragically died in the ride last night. <a href="https://twitter.com/fox35orlando?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@fox35 orlando</a> <a href="https://t.co/UuvjadcCJq">pic.twitter.com/UuvjadcCJq</a></p>— Ryan Elijah FOX 35 (@ryanelijah) <a href="https://twitter.com/ryanelijah/status/1507330056598822912?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 25, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

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Really wonder how something this tragic happened to this unfortunate kid.
Sounds like he had nothing but upside going into the future. Great kid, an excellent student and big football skills.
Simply an unnecessary event.

**Goat Milk** · 03-26-22, 12:46 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

^^People and kids die everyday Goaty. Just look at Ukraine pain now.

World is an ugly place and ruthless at times. Accidents happen. Life goes on. May as well make light of it I always say.

Would you want us to make light of it if it was your kid?

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 03-26-22, 01:00 AM

Hey 19th or Kermit

one of you mentioned a sensor or something being present , or lack there of

looks like there was some sort of sensor … not sure if that’s his seat or not

Just Wanting to bring this up since someone mentioned it

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The lights on the bottom of the seats are supposed to go on to indicate that the harness is secure. In the video you can see all the lights are on except one seat! Is this where he was sitting?? This is so sad… <a href="https://t.co/wfM2idM0FB">pic.twitter.com/wfM2idM0FB</a></p>— Christina Pushaw �� (@ChristinaPushaw) <a href="https://twitter.com/ChristinaPushaw/status/1507505435858944009?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 25, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-26-22, 01:24 AM

Some of you guys are jumping the gun a tad. Typically on a harness ride there isn't a seat belt. For example Cedar Point's old ride called "The Iron Dragon" was one of the first original "harness rides" over the shoulder without a seat belt. The harness is designed to engage and LOCK down regardless of the weight and/or chest size of the individual. Once the harness is in the down position it locks by compression and hydraulics. It doesn't need to fully come all the way down but it must be tight to your chest as close as possible. You can only conclude that it either failed..... or that kid didn't pull it tight enough towards his chest.

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-26-22, 01:46 AM

Originally posted by Kermit

Here you can see that the harness is not buckled.

Great photo Kermit. Clearly the harness is designed to come all the way down and lock your legs from moving too. The force of the ride literally shot him through that small opening. Or the harness failed and popped open on the descend. That harness... even though it doesn't look locked.... shouldn't move upwards while the ride is in operation based on the hydraulics.

I don't know about you guys.... but I'd be holding for dear life like the guy on the far left. Hold the damn handles.

**cankid** · 03-26-22, 01:52 AM

kid looked too big for the ride, RIP

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 03-26-22, 02:03 AM

Someone did the math on Reddit

there’s a formula for shit like this we learned a long time ago and mostly forgot

but using that formula it was close to 2.2 tons of force when he hit the concrete

it’s interesting cuz the “wigger” looking attendant

seemed to be nonchalant about his job

which can be easy to do as hundreds of rides go smooth and usually

human beings have a hard time of thinking horrible things will happen

until it directly happens to them or happens right in front of them
Operator error or not , liability will fall on the Company , not the employee.

**19th Hole** · 03-26-22, 02:24 AM

Originally posted by Fidel_CashFlow

Hey 19th or Kermit

one of you mentioned a sensor or something being present , or lack there of

looks like there was some sort of sensor … not sure if that’s his seat or not

Just Wanting to bring this up since someone mentioned it

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The lights on the bottom of the seats are supposed to go on to indicate that the harness is secure. In the video you can see all the lights are on except one seat! Is this where he was sitting?? This is so sad… <a rel="nofollow" href="https://t.co/wfM2idM0FB">pic.twitter.com/wfM2idM0FB</a></p>— Christina Pushaw �� (@ChristinaPushaw) <a rel="nofollow" href="https://twitter.com/ChristinaPushaw/status/1507505435858944009?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 25, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

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Fidel-
That has to be Kermit's info.
The darkened seat looks ominous if it represents non-functioning equipment.

**7deuceoff$uit** · 03-26-22, 09:52 AM

Absolutely tragic. I can't imagine the panic that set in when he realized he wasn't secure on that ride. RIP

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-22, 10:57 AM

Originally posted by Goat Milk

Would you want us to make light of it if it was your kid?

My kid would never be that fat Goaty. Not under my watch and roof anyways. Parental fail with this fatso kid. Cost him his life. Now that I won't apologize for..

If this kid was in shape and or remotely slimmed down I'd bet the house this accident would have never happened. That's keeping it real!

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-22, 11:00 AM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

Great photo Kermit. Clearly the harness is designed to come all the way down and lock your legs from moving too. The force of the ride literally shot him through that small opening. Or the harness failed and popped open on the descend. That harness... even though it doesn't look locked.... shouldn't move upwards while the ride is in operation based on the hydraulics.

I don't know about you guys.... but I'd be holding for dear life like the guy on the far left. Hold the damn handles.

The kid was to fat in the midsection for it to lock down. The handlers should never have let him on this ride to begin with. Bottom line!

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 03-26-22, 11:11 AM

No matter how you put it, the people operating the ride fukked up. That's what happens when you put retards in charge. The kid shouldn't die from a dumb ride

**DrunkHorseplayer** · 03-26-22, 11:40 AM

If the employees had told the kid he was too big to ride, they would have been accused of fat-shaming and every activist would have used social media to tell the world who they are, where they live, etc.

**Mackballs** · 03-26-22, 11:49 AM

It's an awful tragedy, but the underlying cause of it occurring is because the kid was severely oversized. He was too young to fully process in time the fact that he wasn't completely secured in. Didn't speak up perhaps because he didn't want to bring attention to himself in front of his friends and others on the ride waiting to go up. Worker was a complete moron, obviously, and clearly didn't do his final run through to check that everyone was secured properly. But we can't act like if he was of normal size this would have happened the same way. How could it have? The harness literally would not close because of the kid's size...the worker didn't complete his job, but the only way that thing doesn't fasten normally is if it legitimately can't...and it couldnt...because the person it was trying to fasten simply wouldn't allow it.