Official: Man's death at Turner Field ruled a suicide (USA News)

The demise of a Georgia man who fell in the vicinity of 85 feet from an upper level of Atlanta's Turner Field has been managed a suicide, an official said.

Ronald Homer, 30, fell throughout a Braves-Phillies baseball diversion on August 12. The explanation for expiration is gruff drive trauma, as per the Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office.

Betty Honey, an agent with that office, said Thursday that Homer had submitted suicide.

He had no different damages moreover those supported as a consequence of his succumb to the fourth level of the stadium quickly soon after 8:55 p.m. throughout a downpour delay.

The diversion was planned to begin at 7:10 p.m., yet substantial rains pushed back the begin time practically two hours.

Homer's was the second such demise at an Atlanta wearing venue in the most recent year or somewhere in the vicinity.

On August 31, 2012, a Tennessee fan ceased to exist in the wake of falling in the vicinity of 45 feet at the Georgia Dome throughout a school football diversion between North Carolina State and the University of Tennessee.