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She fell 10km with NO parachute and lived... the highest fall ever survived#History #truestory #fyp #animation #mystery #shocking

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This really happened and almost nobody believes it. In 1972, Besno was a young Serbian flight attendant. She loved her job in the freedom of the open sky. On January 26th, she boarded a routine flight. The plane climbed to 33,000 feet. Everything seemed perfectly normal that afternoon. Then in an instant, a hidden bomb exploded. The aircraft was torn completely apart in the sky. Besno was trapped inside a piece of the wreckage. She began to fall over 10 kilometers toward the ground. No parachute, nothing at all to slow her down. The fall lasted nearly three terrifying minutes. Below her stretched a frozen snowy mountainside. The wreckage crashed hard into the deep snow. Impossibly, Besno Boulevard was still alive. A villager heard her and rushed through the snow. He had once been a medic during the war. He kept her alive until rescues finally arrived. Her injuries were severe, but she clung to life. Doctors were stunned that she had survived the fall. Slowly day by day, Besno began to recover. She had to learn how to walk all over again. Amazingly, she even returned to work for the airline. She holds the record for the highest fall ever survived. No one has fallen from so high and lived since. If you don't believe me, search Vesna Boulevard. Could you survive a fall like that? Tell me below.