The Story of the Death of the 'Human Torpedo', Stuntman who Fell After Hanging on an Airplane

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Dream - Stuntman. This profession is very risky. They work to perform dangerous actions in a film or show. Stuntmen or replacements usually replace actors and actresses to perform high-risk scenes. In order to protect actors and actresses from the risk of accidents during filming, these stuntmen will replace them for dangerous scenes. However, not all stuntman actions go smoothly. There are accidents that befall stuntmen and take their lives.

One of them happened on April 1, 1981. An Australian substitute actor, Jim Bailey, passed away while working. At that time, he was performing a dangerous stunt by hanging below a single-engine Ballanca aircraft. This unfortunate incident occurred because the safety belt around his waist broke when he was underneath the plane during takeoff, from a height of 500 feet or 152 meters. The moment Jim Bailey fell can be seen in a recording. The video shows his safety belt snapping, and Bailey holding onto the bars beneath the aircraft. After a few seconds, he lost his grip.

One eyewitness who saw this incident said that Bailey, a resident of Brisbane, was suspended under a single-engine Ballanca with ropes and a belt. The purpose of this action was for the man nicknamed "The Human Torpedo" to hang under the aircraft during takeoff and glide to the landing.

The Story of the Death of the 'Human Torpedo', Stuntman who Fell After Hanging on an Airplane

The authorities said Bailey performed the action for the show That's Incredible on ABC-TV, but the show's producers denied any connection to the accident.

Before this accident incident, Bailey had appeared twice on the show. Several months before his death, Bailey was dragged behind a car and hit a burning wall headfirst. However, in this incident, he survived.

The previous year in December, he was once again dragged by a car that was speeding at 165mph before sliding 1,300 feet along the sidewalk. "We didn't do anything in Hawaii, we didn't work there. We have been on hiatus for about three and a half weeks," said Producer That's Incredible, Alan Landsburg.

Alan Landsburg admitted to being quite surprised by the tragedy that happened to Bailey. According to him, this accident incident occurred not because of the TV program he created.

"We have finished our season and we just started shooting in June. The accident clearly surprised us, but it is impossible that it was our crew who was shooting. I tell you, it was not our shooting. The accident was not even related at all."

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Landsburg added that there is a possibility the incident was filmed by a private company and Bailey then plans to sell the film to That's Incredible.

"We have experienced several accidents and we do not want any more accidents to happen. We have clearly stated that we will not consider any external purchases like that."

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