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Woman Dies From Shaft of Frozen Urine That Fell From Plane?

by Willy Volk (RSS feed) on May 3rd 2007 at 1:50PM

According to the caption: "This unfortunate woman was found dead on parkland in Yorkshire, England. She's believed to have been pierced by a shaft of frozen urine which had fallen from a leak in a toilet facility of an overhead plane."

What do you think? Is the picture real or phony?

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 7)

ARW Mar 9th 2008 2:56PM

Seemed quite obvious to me what happened here. The lady was flying and got up to use the restroom, it was occupied, so she tried another door marked in red letters EMERGENCY......... she had to go really bad, and to her it really was an emergency.
This explains the abrasion to her leg, which happened as her thigh rubbed on the door opening as she fell out of the plane.
................a couple of terrifying minutes later, she was impaled by the spike of frozen urine which had fallen to earth just moments earlier. This explains the angle of the ice and why others mistakenly think this unusual event occurred as she was lying down in the field when it happened.
The urine hadn't melted by the time the photo was taken, because it's ...........like really really cold outside.
Boy, that's a rare one. ........something that's probably never going to happen again in my lifetime.

Jennifer Oct 5th 2008 10:09PM

This is a fake photo. Take a look at the grass around the peecicle and note that is darker than the rest of the grass on both halves of the photo. It has been photoshopped. Or it could be the shadow of her ghost. lol

Andrew Dec 26th 2009 12:40AM

Fake, British Comedy TV Show. If anyone believes this, I hope this is the fate that befalls them!

L Jan 2nd 2010 4:30PM

It's from a BBC spoof news series called 'The Day Today.' Not real.

kandice Nov 3rd 2010 3:36PM

i wish it was real!!!!!

Justin Glow May 3rd 2007 2:01PM

I say it's fake.

A_B May 3rd 2007 2:09PM

Fake. I find it hard to believe a shaft of urine would strike her in the torso like that unless she was sleeping in that field.

If it was from a plane, it would drive down through her skull.

Siona May 3rd 2007 2:50PM

Fake for sure. Planes use that blue chemical to treat waste, if it was a leak it would be much smaller and more frequent quantities, and would not have driven into the body at that angle.

W May 3rd 2007 3:24PM

It's real, no doubt.
My grandfather died this way. That, or the rumors about my grandmother killing him for the insurance money was true after all...

Buddah May 3rd 2007 3:54PM

Fake, Fake, Fake!

Monkey May 3rd 2007 4:29PM

FAKE

http://www.darwinawards.com/legends/legends1999-02.html

yadayada May 3rd 2007 5:37PM

sounds like a job for mythbusters.

K May 3rd 2007 9:06PM

Real, for surrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre.

That's how people found out about really good javelin throwers who descended from heaven back in the 3rd century BC.

Nancie May 4th 2007 4:59AM

My vote goes with the fake side. Even for a corpse, her face is awfully white!

http://www.360.yahoo.com/bunni56531

Amit Vernekar May 4th 2007 12:39PM

Fake...no doubt about it

Denzylle May 4th 2007 12:27PM

It certainly looks fake and, besides, if it had really happened, there would have been something in the UK newspapers, and there hasn't been.

drstrangegun May 4th 2007 4:22PM

Um, that's a screenshot from "The Omen", the original one...

Kim May 4th 2007 9:09PM

I agree that it is FAKE

tinadysonmom May 4th 2007 8:16PM

SO FAKE

rloz May 4th 2007 8:24PM

hahahha

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