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20090304


Yesterday, one day after the guy committed suicide, I went with Esther and Denise to somewhere near the bridge where the guy jumped off from. It was eerie to me though bloodstains were gone.

Haha we were curious about it and wanted to have a look and hence we went. Quite a few people were there looking down as well. While walking down the corridor to the bridge, I already felt gossebumps. 

If anyone was walking along that corridor at the time he jumped, that person will definitely have a clear view of all the action. It felt quite scary to be near the place.

Luckily we were at the other corridor of the building on Monday. We were there around 45mins after he jumped off and we saw quite a few police cars. We were thinking that something big must have happened but we did not know what. 

If the guy had jumped 45mins later, we may have become witnesses! That's so scary!

Feathers

9:42 PM