Ex-Navy Star Miraculously Survives 200-Foot Suicide Leap
Saturday, November 07, 2009 NEW YORK — A man who once swam for the U.S. Naval Academy's water-polo team has survived a terrifying leap from the George Washington Bridge. Authorities say 28-year-old Adrian Rawn stopped his car... [read full story]
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Former Navy Swimmer Miraculously Survives 200-Foot Suicide Leap
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Former Navy Swimmer Miraculously Survives 200-Foot Suicide Leap
NEW YORK — A man who once swam for the U.S. Naval Academy's water-polo team has survived a terrifying leap from the George Washington Bridge. Authorities say 28-year-old Adrian Rawn stopped his car on the lower level of the...
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