Skydiving instructor dies day after parachute doesn't open during jump
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A skydiving instructor critically injured during a tandem jump with a customer on Saturday has died, CBS Houston affiliate KHOU-TV reports.
The instructor, whose name hasn't been released, was hurt when a parachute didn't open during the jump, according to the local sheriff's office.
It happened around noon on Saturday in Waller County, northwest of Houston.
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