The Woman Who Jumped off the Empire State Building and Survived.

The Woman Who Jumped off the Empire State Building and Survived  

Elvita Adams Miraculously Survived Jumping Off the Empire State Building.

According to New York Times, four guards normally patrol the observation deck, which is surrounded by an eight-foot fence spiked with iron. This led to the swift response that contributed to saving her life. 

Elvita Adams couldn’t understand what saved her from death or anyone else that night. 

The Empire State Building staff theorized that the wind may have saved her. Although wind isn’t typically miraculous, the gust swept Elvita Adam’s body backward down one floor.

Elvita Adams was admitted to the Bellvue Hospital. She was in severe pain as she dealt with a fractured pelvis or hips. She was later put under psychiatric watch after her treatment. 

At the hospital, Elvita Adams claimed she had traveled from the Bronx to Manhattan just to look at the city lights that were so pretty. Instead, she said she only wanted to reach out to touch them when she fell. 

Although the police admitted they did not see when the woman jumped, they considered the incident an attempted suicide. 

Regardless, recounting the many falls that had taken place at the building, it is safe to say that Elvita Adam’s survival was more of a miracle than a coincidence. 

Elvita Adams became the first to survive a fall from the Empire State Building. Her story has left many astonished as to how such a miracle managed to take place.