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Utah, BASE Jumping and Alabama
Alabama Man, 27, Found Dead in 'Extremely Rugged' Terrain After BASE Jumping in Utah
Jonathan Bizilia was known for the “inquisitive spirit and explorer’s adventurousness” that he developed in his early years
Experienced Alabama BASE Jumper Dies Following Jump Near Utah's Willard Peak
Jonathan Bizilia, a 27-year-old BASE jumper from Alabama, died after a jump near Willard Peak in Box Elder County.
Experienced BASE jumper dies near Utah peak, sheriff says
Jonathan Bizilia, a 27-year-old BASE jumper, was found dead near Willard Peak in Utah last week after failing to check in with a friend, authorities said.
Base jumper falls to his death in ‘extremely rugged’ mountain terrain, Utah cops say
An individual reported that a friend, an experienced base jumper, failed to provide an expected update following a base jump in a wingsuit,” the sheriff’s office said in a news release. “A coordinated effort was initiated to locate the individual.
Alabama base-jumper dies after jumping from northern Utah mountain peak
A base-jumper from Alabama tragically died after base-jumping in a wingsuit in the area of Willard Peak in Weber County on Friday.
Alabama man dies after BASE jumping from mountain in Utah
An Alabama man died in a tragic BASE-jumping accident in the area of Willard Peak in Utah on Friday. The man has been identified as Jonathan Bizilia, 27, from Alabama, according to the Box Elder County Sheriff's Office. According to his friend, Bizilia was an experienced wingsuit BASE jumper but never checked in following the jump.
Man dies BASE jumping in ‘extremely rugged terrain’ near Utah peak
The body of 27-year-old Jonathan Bizilia was found on Sept. 27 in “extremely rugged terrain” near Willard Peak.
Alabama professional skydiver who died jumping in wingsuit in Utah remembered for fearlessness, compassion
The Alabama man who died while jumping in a wingsuit in the Utah mountains was a professional skydiver who was both fearless and compassionate, according to his obituary. Jonathan “Jonny” Bizilia, a native of Opelika who worked at Skydive Alabama in Cullman County,
27-Year-Old Alabama Man Dies Following BASE Jumping Accident In Utah
FACEBOOK / Jonathan Bizilia A 27-year-old BASE jumper from Alabama tragically died after crashing in rugged Utah terrain last Friday. According to People, the now deceased BASE jumper was confirmed to be Jonathan Bizilia on Monday.
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Experienced thrill-seeker killed in base jumping excursion gone wrong
Jonathan was discovered 1.5km northwest of Willard Peak in Utah on September 27 and he was confirmed dead at the scene.
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Daredevil BASE jumper lands and surfs on world's longest artificial wave
Chilean wingsuit flyer Sebastián Álvarez made history on September 24 in Abu Dhabi, UAE, with an incredible feat that ...
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Body of BASE jumper found on Willard Peak
The body of a BASE jumper from Alabama was found in rocky terrain of northern Utah, near Willard Bay, on Friday. Sept. 27.
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