Disoriented under the water, he couldn't tell which was up or down. He fell about 223 feet and hit the water in a seated position, likely at 75 miles per hour. "The thoughts in those four seconds, it was 'What have I just done? I don't want to die. As I fell, all I wanted to do was reach back to the rail, but it was gone," said Kevin. But he remembers his few, fleeting thoughts and a flood of emotion. It only took about four seconds for Kevin to hit the water, and he says it felt exactly that fast. Nobody.' I took these hands, and I catapulted into freefall," said Kevin. "It was a split-second decision, my thought was, 'Absolutely nobody cares. Within moments, he jumped from the bridge.
He took the picture and returned her camera. "That's when she pulled out a camera and said 'Will you take my picture?' And I was crushed." I'm 19, and I don't have to die," said Kevin. And I thought, she smiled at me, she's going to ask me if I'm ok. "Blond curly hair, giant sunglasses that didn't fit her face, and a smile. On the span, a woman came up to him on his left side.
Kevin had been waiting for just one person to reach out to him. Instead, he kept driving toward San Francisco and pulled up at the Golden Gate Bridge. He describes hating his job as an architectural drafter.
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"I told my wife, 'Hey, I'm going to do a little extra work, I'm going to be home late,' knowing full well that I was not going to live through the day." That's the depression talking, that they would be better off without me," said Ken. "I started feeling like I was going to help them by dying. He describes feeling like a burden to his family. Unbeknownst to his wife, Ken was spiraling downwards.
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