Manhattan, NY +Jumper Down+
Manhattan, NY +Jumper Down+ NYPD on the scene and Hatzolah not needed at 35 West 96th Street at Columbus Avenue and Central Park West doing their investigation for a 25-year-old female suicide jumper down at the location and is DOA, Chesad Shal Emes has been requested to location, and is now on the scene.
posted by VOS IZ NEIAS @ 7/24/2006 02:42:00 PM
11 Comments:
At 3:29 PM,
Anonymous said…
Heimish?
At 3:53 PM,
Anonymous said…
obviosly if chsed shel emes was requested
At 5:08 PM,
Anonymous said…
any body know a name
At 5:14 PM,
Anonymous said…
what will you gain by knowing the name?????
At 5:57 PM,
Anonymous said…
Are you kidding????? Where is you people's seichel? A real tragedy.
At 8:13 PM,
Anonymous said…
She was a frum girl, 25 (not 35), from St. Louis.
Baruch Dayan Ha-emes
At 9:33 AM,
VOS IZ NEIAS said…
A young woman who'd just broken up with her boyfriend leapt to her death from her eighth-floor apartment on the Upper West Side yesterday, cops and friends said.
Moments before she jumped at around 1:30 p.m., Sarah Adelman, a 25-year-old dental-office manager in Rockefeller Center, phoned another former beau, Steven Green, with a heartbreaking message.
"She called me and said, 'Goodbye, I love you,' " Green said, weeping outside Adelman's building at 35 W. 96th St.
"She's been very depressed for a while, and it just accumulated," said Green, adding that Adelman and her new boyfriend had broken up Sunday night.
"I guess that was the tipping point.
"[But] without a doubt, that wasn't the only cause," Green said. "She's been dealing with depression for many years."
Still, "I thought she was OK," he said.
When Adelman called him yesterday, "I was trying to convince her not to" jump, Green said. "She was writing a note while we were on the phone."
Green, 23, a paralegal, said he phoned 911 immediately after they hung up, but his friend had already jumped.
A cop was spotted leaving the building with an evidence bag that contained a silver bracelet, silver watch, driver's license and a small piece of blue paper, folded in half, that read in part, "I live at 35 W. 96th St.," and bore the letters "DNR."
The letters are a common abbreviation among medical workers for "do not resuscitate."
Adelman, an Orthodox Jew from St. Louis, Mo., was remembered by her pals as a devoted friend.
"We have been friends and roommates for so long. We grew up together," said Aviva Schuman, 24.
"I love her so much. She was the most compassionate person I ever met. She was there for me anytime I needed her. She would have done anything for me. "
At 11:43 AM,
Anonymous said…
L'vaya on Wednesday 5pm in St Louis at Berger Memorial.
Boruch Dayan HaEmes.
At 2:45 PM,
Anonymous said…
why post the name of someone who was niftar and cause more embarrasment to the family? even if something is known, there is still halacos of lashon hara.
And yes, Lashan hara applies even when the whole world knows something.
At 9:32 AM,
Anonymous said…
this is such a rachmonis. I have known the family for over 20 years. I dont know the reasons for this but I daven that we are all paying better attention to our children and keep an eye out for depresion. depression must be taken more seriously!
At 1:14 PM,
Anonymous said…
We were very good friends. I miss her dearly. I hope she was given a proper burial because that is what she deserves. Sarah, we love you!
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