I think before you para sail ........you have to sign a form of some sort saying....... if you die....... you are fucked .........well if you die...... you are fucked anyways ,......but proper fucked ..... no recourse ........for family and friends ........parasailing is dangerous i have not done it yet ........i just look at the operators........ who look like shady motherfuckers on all beaches .......i guess they are all employed by www.shadymotherduckersonbeaches . com....where do they find these shady cunts......... in motels run by shady motel owners ........ who work on comish ......who knows ......they never look good .......its a shady .........shitty op .......for real ......of what i have seen .......if i am going to go high in the air .........it has to be sky diving real shit..........i am sure the death rate world wide on this sport is big ........be aware ..............i saw these fuckers in thailand doing this........ and well nope ....... thanks ........thailand and beach safety ........i don't fucking think so ........by the way ....i hate being a fucking tourist in any country ........not sure why but i do .......
CHICAGO (AP) — The family of an Illinois woman killed in a 2022 crash while she and two children were parasailing in the Florida Keys filed a second lawsuit connected to her death this week and reflected on the tragic end to a family vacation about a year ago.
Supraja Alaparthi, 33, was killed after being dragged across the water and slamming into a bridge last June while strapped into a parasail. Her husband, Srinivasrao Alaparthi, told reporters Thursday that his family has taken the last year “one day at a time” but misses her dearly.
“I can’t help but think that if the people we trusted ... had done their jobs, my wife would still be with us today," he said. “We trusted these companies, but they let us down in the worst possible way.”
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission investigated the crash last year and found the boat captain cut the line holding Alaparthi and the two boys because the parasail was “dragging” in high winds from a sudden summer storm.
- ADVERTISEMENT -Her husband, daughter and other horrified family members watched from the boat as they were dragged across the water and struck a bridge, attorneys said Thursday at a news conference in Chicago. It came days after filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the captain, a crew member and a Florida resort company that owns the marina where the boat was based.
“I’m a life-long Florida resident and our state can do better for people that come from out of state to enjoy our waters, our boats, our sun,” attorney Pedro Echarte said, calling for more required training and closer transparency and enforcement around existing standards.
Online court records did not list attorneys representing the captain, crew members and resort company named in the suit.
The two boys on the parasail with Alaparthi were both hurt; the lawsuits did not specify their injuries but described them as “severe and permanent.” Srinivasrao Alaparthi told reporters that his son and nephew are doing better physically but still dealing with “emotional trauma” tied to the crash.
Attorneys for the family last June filed a separate wrongful death and personal injury lawsuit against the boat company. That case is still pending. An attorney representing the company did not immediately return a message seeking comment Thursday.
According to the family's attorneys, the Alaparthis, their two children and extended family members were visiting the Keys from their home in Elk Grove Village outside Chicago when they booked the parasailing trip. The lawyer said family members told employees they would come back the next day if the weather prevented parasailing but were reassured it would be OK.
The boat captain, Daniel Gavin Couch, was charged by Florida authorities in September with manslaughter in the crash. The Florida public defender's office representing Couch in the criminal case declined Thursday to comment on that case, which is still pending.
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