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Imprisoned election integrity fighter Tina Peter's Navy SEAL son died in 2017 (in the NYC's Hudson River) due to an alleged parachute malfunction during a NY Fleet Week jump by the SEAL demonstration team "The Leap Frogs."

Tina Peter's son, a Navy SEAL, died in 2017.

"Remington J. Peters, a combat veteran serving as a US Navy SEAL, died in 2017 at age 27 in a parachute accident performing at an air show in New York City."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tina_Peters_(politician)

May 29, 2017 -

SEAL Killed in Fleet Week Parachuting Accident Identified as SO1 Remington Peters

"The SEAL who was killed in a parachuting accident on Sunday [2017] has been identified as Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Remington Peters, according to a late Monday statement from Peters’ family.

"Peters, 27, was a member of Navy parachute demonstration team “The Leap Frogs” and was jumping as part of the New York Fleet Week.

“A member of the U.S. Navy’s elite parachute team, the Leap Frogs, was pronounced dead today at 1:10 p.m. after his parachute malfunctioned and he landed in the Hudson River during an aerial demonstration at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, New Jersey,” the statement said.

“The service member was retrieved immediately by the U.S. Coast Guard personnel who were specifically standing by in vessels to support the event, and transported to Jersey City Medical Center for care.”

"The demonstration was part of the services U.S. Navy Fleet Week celebration in New York.

https://news.usni.org/2017/05/29/navy-identifies-seal-killed-in-fleet-week-so1-remington-peters

"Special Warfare Operator (SEAL) 1st Class Remington J. Peters struck the Hudson near Liberty State Park, N.J., during New York Fleet Week on May 28, 2017 following back-to-back malfunctions that caused him to free fall invertedly and hampered successful deployment of his reserve chute, according to a command-directed investigation obtained by Military.com through the Freedom of Information Act."

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2018/12/15/back-back-midair-malfunctions-caused-navy-seal-parachutists-death-investigation.html

“Although our time with him was cut short, we are so grateful that we were blessed with such a positive and principled loving man,” read a statement from the family provided to USNI News.

“He is painfully missed. No words could do justice, but we are so grateful for all that he taught us, and all the love he gave us in his 27 wonderful years. Today, we honor our selfless, humble and quiet professional.”

"Peters joined the Navy in 2008 and graduated from Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) in 2009. Before joining The Leap Frogs, Peters served in two SEAL units based on the West Coast, been on two combat deployments and jumped more than 900 times."

https://news.usni.org/2017/05/29/navy-identifies-seal-killed-in-fleet-week-so1-remington-peters

Military Explanation, more than a year later, of what went wrong during the jump - resulting in SO1 Remington Peter's deathfound at:

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2018/12/15/back-back-midair-malfunctions-caused-navy-seal-parachutists-death-investigation.html ("A twist in a main parachute line, and an additional entanglement that prevented the deployment of a reserve parachute system at the correct altitude and time, caused a Navy SEAL to fall to his death in the Hudson River off New York City last year, according to investigation documents.")

Disclaimer: Anon doesn't know whether the man receiving the bone frog tattoo in the referenced post (and related pic) is Peters, just agreeing with the other Anon that it could be.

>>23490322

The parachute malfunction of Tina Peter's son, Remington, questioned:

"His fellow parachutists told investigators that his main parachute most probably failed because the container with the chute flipped through the lines during the packing process — it is striking how this would have escaped their attention during the multiple pre-jump safety tests, however. Leap Frogs members are responsible for packing their own chutes, and their parachutes are inspected and repacked every six months."

https://sofrep.com/news/report-navy-seal-who-died-in-freak-parachute-accident-faced-multiple-malfunctions/

Moar (same article):

"On that fateful day, Peters and five more Navy jumpers were to demonstrate their unit’s capabilities above the Hudson River in NYC. Three of the men were designated as canopy performers, and three as wingsuit performers; Peters belonged to the latter group. The three members wearing the wingsuits were to perform manoeuvres before deploying their parachutes. They jumped from a Navy CH-53 helicopter at 8,500 feet. They were to conduct their manoeuvres for 6,000 feet, before releasing at 2,500 feet.

"The document states that Peters followed the emergency procedures in case of a catastrophic malfunction by unzipping his wingsuit arms whilst free-falling. He fought to untangle the twisted line for about 40 seconds before deciding to cutaway and deploy his reserve chute. The investigation claims, however, that he did so belatedly: instead of conducting the cutaway at 1,600 feet, he did so at 1,300 feet (they were able to verify this information from the SEAL’s Cybernetic Parachute Release System (CYPRES), which has an automatic activation mode).

"Then, Peters encountered a further issue when “the bridle, which attaches the pilot chute to the reserve canopy deployment bag, became entangled with the smoke bracket” that was attached to his leg. Smoke brackets function as a visual reference for the audience and the safety officers in the drop zone.

"The report also claims that Peters deployed his reserve parachute too soon and that is why it became entangled."

[Same sauce]

>>23490322

>>23490694

>"His fellow parachutists told investigators that his main parachute most probably failed because the container with the chute flipped through the lines during the packing process —it is striking how this would have escaped their attention during the multiple pre-jump safety tests, however. Leap Frogs members are responsible for packing their own chutes, and their parachutes are inspected and repacked every six months."

>https://sofrep.com/news/report-navy-seal-who-died-in-freak-parachute-accident-faced-multiple-malfunctions/

==Prior digs suggest Remington Peters may bave been a member of the targeted SEAL Team 6 and that the FBI accessed his box when "raiding his mother's" property as part of election "interference" claims.

Attached pics from old dig at:

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/17422537.html#17423238