University 'Fresher' Dies After Falling From Sixth-Floor Window!

A UNIVERSITY "fresher" has died after falling of a campus building in west London.

 

    

The man, who is reported to be a first year biomedical sciences student, was seen falling from the Bishops Complex halls of residence at Brunel University yesterday.
Witnesses say the student chucked his books out of a sixth-floor windows before falling out of it and hurtling to the ground.
Paramedics rushed to the scene but were unable to save the man who was pronounced dead at the scene.

    

The Evening Standard are reporting that a small crowd had assembled before the student fell outside St Margaret's Hall, part of the Bishop Complex, a group of four halls of residence in Uxbridge.
A source said: "A small crowd had formed. I looked up and saw the body falling. As he fell everyone dropped back, screaming shouting.
"It was horrific."

“A small crowd had formed. I looked up and saw the body falling. As he fell everyone dropped back, screaming shouting. It was horrific.”

A source speaking to the Evening Standard

A London Ambulance Service spokesman said: "We were called just after 1pm to Kingston Lane in Uxbridge to reports of someone who had fallen from a height.
"We sent a London air ambulance as well as an ambulance crew and two single responder cars to the scene.
"However, sadly a man was pronounced dead at the scene by a doctor from the air ambulance."
Police are not treating the death as suspicious and are currently trying to contact the student's family.