Man dies after BASE jumping in Moab near Colorado River
Deputies say he was jumping by himself, but someone on a nighttime boat tour saw the accident. It wasn’t immediately clear what caused it. (Rochelle Richards/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Police say a Moab man has died after BASE jumping off a cliff near the Colorado River.
The Grand County Sheriff said in a news release that 34-year-old Seth F. Graham died Tuesday night after jumping from a 320-foot cliff.
Deputies say he was jumping by himself, but someone on a nighttime boat tour saw the accident. It wasn’t immediately clear what caused it.
BASE jumpers launch themselves off fixed objects, deploying a parachute or wingsuit to slow their descent. The name is an acronym of the different jumping platforms: “building, antenna, span and earth.”
