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Stewart, W., & Bradford, C. (2026, September 29). Shocking moment staffers kick terrified woman’s legs away to make her take 260-foot thrill jump. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/world-news/shocking-moment-staffers-kick-terrified-womans-legs-away-to-make-her-take-260-foot-thrill-jump/
Stewart, Will, and Chris Bradford. “Shocking moment staffers kick terrified woman’s legs away to make her take 260-foot thrill jump.” New York Post, 29 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/world-news/shocking-moment-staffers-kick-terrified-womans-legs-away-to-make-her-take-260-foot-thrill-jump/.
Stewart, Will, and Chris Bradford. “Shocking moment staffers kick terrified woman’s legs away to make her take 260-foot thrill jump.” New York Post, September 29, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/29/world-news/shocking-moment-staffers-kick-terrified-womans-legs-away-to-make-her-take-260-foot-thrill-jump/.
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In Dagestan, a female tourist was forced to leap from a 260-foot height into a canyon at the Noh'o tourist hub on the Sulak River, despite her clear reluctance. Staff ignored her pleas and physically kicked her legs out to push her over the edge, while her husband filmed the ordeal. The incident sparked an official probe by the Russian Investigative Committee. In a similar case, another woman from Moscow was also forced into jumping against her will. Videos show the terrified woman pleading with instructors who mocked her fear before kicking her legs and making her jump. She survived but expressed anger at being coerced.