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Jeanna Triplicata 18-Years-Old Teen was an experienced instructor, on her first skydive and a veteran instructor died when their chutes failed

Jeanna Triplicata was not a thrill-seeker, but after finishing high school she decided to try something bold: she decided to do skydiving for the first time.

An 18-year-old and experienced instructor died on Sunday in a two-person jump in Thomaston, Georgia, when something went wrong.

As they watched the brothers and parents off the ground, they saw a couple of people in the sky, returning by parachute.

Later they learned that she was Jeanna.

CNR, his father Joey Triplicata said, “We were looking forward after she got down and talked to him and heard his story.
“I think we’ve been robbed of it, and now we’ve been robbed for the rest of your life. It is very painful. ”

Jeanna Triplicata The incident was investigated

Upson County Sheriff Dan Kilgore told CNN that 35-year-old trainer Nick Esposito from Newnan and Warner Robins died at the scene.
The sheriff’s office is investigating the accident.
“After leaving the plane, the primary parachute could not open properly and made a turn,” Kilgore said.
The emergency parachute was deployed at a very low height, but it was never fully opened.


Sheriff said that Esposito is an experienced skydiver and Skydive Atlanta employee located at Thomaston-Upson County Airport, about 60 miles south of Atlanta.

In addition to tragedy, skydiving deaths are rare.

According to the United States Parachute Association, in 2019, out of nearly 3.3 million leaps, 15 of the fatal parachute accidents occurred. According to the USPA, Triplicata’s tandem skydiving is safer, with a student death in the 500,000 tandem jump over the past three years.


Jeanna will never walk through the stage at the high school graduation, which is planned for the outbreak in late July.
sHe will not attend the University of North Georgia.
sHe will not be an English teacher as his father says she wants to do.
Triplicata said that she was ripped in her heart that she could not see the person with whom her eldest child would be.
Triplicata, 43, described Jeanna as an atypical teenager.


She said her daughter was “special” and never troubled her mother and father.
“sHe was very family oriented and wanted to do the right things in life,” she said.
“sHe was not a rule breaker. When we got her first car, she didn’t want anything flashy or stood out. ”

Jeanna Triplicata Education Graduated high school

Genç had just graduated from Northgate High School, where he was in the color conservation team.
sHe was the captain of his senior class and enjoyed the performance with 15-year-old Giovanni in the group.

Jeanna was obsessed with singer-songwriter Harry Styles.

sHe saw one of his concerts and was set up to attend another concert next year, which was delayed due to the coronavirus.

His father said she wore the Harry Styles shirt the day she had skydiving.
His father said that, among other passions, “The Little Mermaid” is not Disney’s “little mermaid”, although it is not the coolest thing to enjoy.

sHe was also a huge fan of “Anatomy of Gray” and made him always follow his parents.
“Right now, I can’t imagine enjoying a TV show,” said his father.
“When we do, we will surely watch and think about it.”

Jeanna was very close to her grandmother, Renee Sands.
sHe would sleep with his grandmother and watch the “Anatomy of Gray” together.
Sands and Jeanna went skydiving together on Sunday.

Jeanna Triplicata Another adventure

It was another adventure for the two and it was something Jeanna wanted to do for years.
Her father, this was just the second time Jeanna took place on the plane – the last time she was a baby.
“He wanted to see how high things look like in the air,” he said.

“He had never experienced this. It was the first time for him and it was supposed to be a wonderful, wonderful day, and it turned out to be the worst day of our life. ”

Sands was the first tandem jumper from the plane that day.
Triplicata said he was looking for more excitement than his 60-year-old grandson and was eager to find Jeanna eager to change the stories of his experiences.

Jeanna Triplicata Waiting for family

Her family, her brother, her 9-year-old sister Julia and her sister’s friend were waiting and it was taking too long.
His father said that sometimes the airport should land in the field.

Some members of the family began to panic because they did not know anything.
“We get on the van and just race at the airport. “We had to cross the track and didn’t really care,” Triplicata said.
“We heard someone say you saw police lights.”

That was when they knew something had happened.

At this point his father said, “You know, it’s safe. This doesn’t happen. ”
Maybe he injured the ankle during the landing, he thought.

As the family approached the field, there were several deputy sheriffs there.
Her father says, “He says he doesn’t look good to us and we lost that time.
There were hours at this point, but when the deputy sheriff took all the adults to a room, Triplicata knew that his life would change forever.

He guarded his wife Bridgette and said he would tell the children what had happened.
They were there for the wait, the uncertainty, and what came next.
“You usually try to protect something from your children, especially young children,” Triplicata said.
“I felt very bad. You shouldn’t see anything like that at the age of 9. ”

Jeanna and instructor Esposito died after a parachute malfunction.
According to Skydive Atlanta, eyewitnesses saw the main parachute deployment.
“Our community has been devastated for both our team members and their students and their families,” said Skydive Atlanta owner Trey Holladay.

“We’re a close-knit family because we’re all stunned and really lost for words. We talked to one of our relatives, and everyone wants privacy when they process and mourn. ”

Skydive Atlanta said it is working with authorities and the FAA to investigate what’s going on.
The statement said that the skydiving outlet has hosted tens of thousands of jumps since it opened in 1985.
“We want to know what happened and I hope we will know what will happen in the end and pray,” said Triplicata.
He said he was waiting for an answer during the investigation of the authorities.

“I never want this to happen again, so I want to know what happened,” Triplicata said.
“So a parent, husband, wife, daughter will never have to experience it again. This pain is almost unbearable. ”


The only thing that helped the family survive said that the love and support from people who love Jeanna and even some strangers are outpouring.

“We are in the state now in the state and in the country with all the divisions, it is good to see all this love and support,” he said.

“Jeanna would have liked it very much. He wanted us to be as comfortable and be loved as possible. ”
Public service

The Triplicata family plans to bury their daughters on Saturday after a public service in their hometown, Newnan.
The family created a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for the funeral.

“I hate that this tragedy is the reason people learn more about himself and her life,” her father said.
“It was a tragedy, and at this point, we want Jeanna to be remembered as the person who is a great young lady.”