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Man falls to his death at Monster Park today

Dec 9, 2007 at 5:41 PM


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According to KGO, a man fell 40 feet to his death at Monster Park today during the 49ers game against the Vikings.

Police, who were guarding the ramp where the man fell, were directing fans around the concrete walkway outside Section 5.

According to one fan, others were injured when a person fell from the Mezzanine level of the stadium.
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