Died cz Want to Prove something's not Important

History records many people who risked themselves to prove something they believe. What history does not tell us is that there are some people who risked their lives just trying to prove something that does not matter to anyone except for themselves.
Franz Reichelt (1912)

A tailor from France, he tried to prove that by using artificial dress made by himself, everyone can jump safely from any height. Then he sought the high ground to prove it. Since that time the Eiffel Tower is the highest place, so he decided to jump from there. But unfortunately, what he thought would be the greatest trial, it makes him a successful hit the ground and died instantly. Click on the name to watch the vid.

2. Bando Mitsugoro VIII (1975)  

A kabuki actor famous in Japan in 1975. At that time he and his friend stopped at a restaurant to order four servings of fugu liver of fish. He wanted to prove that he can eat the fish and stay alive. Fugu fish including the most toxic food if presented haphazardly. Let alone four, eat one serving alone can make you die of poisoning. After 7 hours, Mitsugoro found dead, according to data forensics, Mitsugoro remain conscious even in a state of dying when the poisoning, he was really lame until eventually die a slow death due to suffocation.

3. Garry Hoy (1993)

A famous lawyer in Canada. He has an office on the top floor of a building. Now he wants to prove is that the glass in his office won't get broken, although beaten anything. He also tried his first attempt to run the glass. The result, glass is not broken! But whatever was his mind. He was just so thrilled to break the glass. Having retreated several steps, Garry and ran at full speed and prankk?! Glass is finally broken! Garry was proud to prove if it turns out the glass may break. But unfortunately he realized if his success would make him now in free fall down and eventually died.

4. Jeff Dailey dan Peter Burkowski (1981) 

Two buddy is manic arcade game Berzerk. Berzek is a game arcade or the more we know called dindong had a chance to be hit in the 1980s. Jeff and Peter are competing to achieve the highest score until the end. . . . Jeff was found dead of a heart attack after getting the highest score of 16,660. Peter was not aware if the body in a weakened state, video games can be very extreme, and heart attack that killed Jeff's one of the proofs. After 2 years later Peter beat Jeff's score, but the effects are fatal. Because fatigue Peter had a heart attack, just like what had happened to Jeff. And he died.

5. Jennifer Strange (2007) 

In 2007, a radio station in California KDND 107.9 held a contest called "Hold Your Wee For a Wii". So the basic principle, you have to hold pee / urine as long as possible after drinking several bottles of water. And as a reward is none other than Nintendo's Wii console. Toys are again becoming a trend at that time. This contest attracted the attention of Jennifer, let alone as a mother who had children. SHe hopes, if she wins it could be Nintendo's best gift for her son. SHe had followed the contest, but what happened? Jennifer died of what was called the "Water Intoxication" or water intoxication. So, because too much water into the body occurs acute electrolyte imbalance in the brain. And in the end Jennifer did not win the contest, and all parties involved in the radio from the beginning, it was also immediately fired. Click on the name to watch Jennifer Strange's Family Awarded $16M. But can that money make her back alive?

6. Christopher Mccandless (1992) 

  
For those of you who have ever watched the movie "Into The Wild" knows the story. There are some people who have the motivation to live in the wild, far from civilization. And Chris is one of the men. Actually he's a smart and even then he dapet fellowships to tens of thousands of dollars, but whatever was her mind at that time, he decided to discard it and start living a new life in the wild without the help of anyone. Leaving education, friends and even his own family. Trying something is permissible, but without good preparation it could be a disaster. This is what happened with Chris, because he had no experience at all and also the lack of equipment that was brought slowly he pressed and began to starve. After nearly 4 months to survive by eating only the seeds of the plant, Chris had finally died of starvation. Two weeks after that his body was found wrapped in blankets to sleep by 2 hunters who happened to pass by.