A 16-year old girl from Texas suffered the worst nightmare of any sky diving enthusiast when her parachute malfunctioned at 3,500 feet.

While Makenzie’s father Joe Wethington has blamed the skydiving company, saying that they should not have allowed her to make the jump, Robert Swainson, owner and chief instructor at Pegasus Air Sports Centre who organized the jump, said that Makenzie seemed not to have taken any corrective action. Swainson said that her father made the first jump without any problems but when Makenzie jumped, her chute went up and not out. He added that she had a radio hook-up through which someone gave instructions how to overcome the problem but it seemed as if she did not take any.
Saying that it was a horrific incident to see no matter who made the jump, Wethington said, “I wanted to be behind her, you know, in case something happened. But that couldn’t happen because of the weight of the plane and the people, so I had to be first. She had to be last. It was a horror to see, no matter who it was, but I sure didn’t want it to be my little girl.”
Source-Medindia