Japanese Man Survives His 113th Suicide Attempt..(PHOTO)
37-year old Hitoshi
Ishikawa, has attracted the attention of a lot of people recently, after
being credited with certainly one of the saddest records in history,
after surviving his jump from the Chitose bridge in the Japanese
metropolis. The organization of the Guinness Book of Records recognized
today, that this 113th unsuccessful suicide attempt constitutes a new
World record.
The fall of more than 120 meters into the Taisho Inner-Port almost killed the poor man, breaking both of his legs, one of his arms and several of his ribs. He was rapidly recovered however, by a doctor and his wife aboard a recreational boat.
The couple rapidly took Mr. Ishikawa back to land and called an ambulance. He was taken to the Osaka University Hospital, where after many hours in the operation room, the medical personnel were miraculously able to save him.
His latest attempt is only one of many spectacular suicidal actions of Mister Ishikawa that attracted attention from the media over the years. On the 17 of January 2014, he had attempted to jump in front of a train at the Yoboyabashi station of the Osaka subway, only to be rescued at the very last moment by a bystander. In 2012, he had jumped in the tigers’ cage at the Kamine Zoo in Hitachi, creating a serious commotion but exiting uninjured.
The fall of more than 120 meters into the Taisho Inner-Port almost killed the poor man, breaking both of his legs, one of his arms and several of his ribs. He was rapidly recovered however, by a doctor and his wife aboard a recreational boat.
The couple rapidly took Mr. Ishikawa back to land and called an ambulance. He was taken to the Osaka University Hospital, where after many hours in the operation room, the medical personnel were miraculously able to save him.
His latest attempt is only one of many spectacular suicidal actions of Mister Ishikawa that attracted attention from the media over the years. On the 17 of January 2014, he had attempted to jump in front of a train at the Yoboyabashi station of the Osaka subway, only to be rescued at the very last moment by a bystander. In 2012, he had jumped in the tigers’ cage at the Kamine Zoo in Hitachi, creating a serious commotion but exiting uninjured.
