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Ben has a point though. If a Hispanic imigrant died on a roller coaster, I doubt there would have been half the outrage as there was because an ex-army guy was killed.
Wasn't the whole veteran incident thing because the staff initially refused him onto the ride, he kicked up a fuss in order to get on (because he was a war vet if I recall and he shouldn't be treated so badly etc) and then he got thrown out the ride, what with having no legs?
From what I have heard it was the final part of the ride which is just before the breaks that flips you upside down quite violently. I don't know if the forces are stronger there but i'm guessing if it did fail it failed there.
I've only been on one, but yeah, last flip is most intense.
I think that was a different guy who complained, I know several have. It was more of his prosthetics didn't stay connected, when they should have, regardless of forces. A lot of those guys can walk normalish, at least undetected when they wear pants.
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