Make New York Post a Preferred Source A petrified tourist was forced to take a 260-foot canyon plunge against her wishes – with shocking video showing instructors kicking her legs away as she begged not to jump.
The crying woman desperately tried to fight her way back from the ledge as laughing instructors tried to force her to jump off with a harness — with her husband seemingly the one filming her ordeal.
“Please don’t throw me like that! Let me go,” she yelped before turning to her husband, according to video obtained by East 2 West, which didn’t reveal when the jump happened.
“Please… Don’t! I’m begging you!” she cried, as instructors told her to “calm down” and not “jerk around.”
After failing to get her to sit at the edge of the ledge, the instructors then kicked her behind at the back of the knees to force her legs to give way, allowing them to prop her down.
They then swung her out for the sudden drop at the Noh’o tourist attraction on the Sulak River in Dagestan.
“Her husband filmed his wife being subjected to this nightmare – and laughed,” one onlooker said.
The woman survived the jump and was even asked if she wanted to take the plunge again when she was brought back to the platform.
“I said no!” she furiously told her hubby. “I’m scared.”
An investigation into the staffers is underway, according to East 2 West. The incident recalled a horrifying fatality earlier this year when Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas was thrown to her death off a 130-foot cliff in Brazil without a rope attached.
Three instructors were charged with homicide after they were filmed lifting her over her head to throw her off — with the footage then showing the unattached rope at the top of the cliff.
