Faces of Death III Page #6

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where they may appear

to be alert and oriented

at one point

in time,

to be seen

several seconds later

where they may be

combative or even violent.

Get out with this

f***ing camera, who are you?

Get this camera

out of here.

How you doing, Willie?

Get that camera out of here,

you're not taking my picture.

Now, I want you

to drink this up.

I ain't taking that sh*t.

Now, it's good for you.

Willie, come on.

Get the f*** out of here...

I'm gonna have to

calm you down, Willie.

Take the medicine.

It's good for you.

Take it all the way down,

all the way down.

Take some more.

All the way.

Now swallow it,

swallow it, Willie.

Okay.

Billy, you see

what they did,

what did they do

that for, Billy?

What did they

do that for?

We're going to give you

an injection, old man.

We're going to give you

an injection...

I want your shoulder

back here.

Relax.

I want your shoulder

back here.

Calm down,

calm down.

When this man awakens

from his drug stupor,

he will once again

have to face a reality

which he feared

and tried to forget.

The use of drugs

by the general populace

has increased dramatically

in the last two decades.

When society has to numb

itself against

an everyday existence,

a quest for medication

becomes a subtle way

of committing suicide.

There is little doubt that

when this man's fears return,

he will renew his high

with an old friend, PCP...

the 'angel of death. '

For those who suffer

from acrophobia,

the fear of heights,

the thought of parachuting

out of an airplane

would be insane.

For 15 years, Bob Oster

has been a stunt photographer

specializing in

aerial photography.

He climbs on to the wing

strut in preparation

for filming a

parachuting competition.

The pilot holds the plane

steady until he's in position.

The first man out

is Mark Adams, a novice,

in competition

for the first time.

Oster follows him in order

to film his aerial maneuvers.

The object of free

fall competition

is to land

in a designated area.

The first competitor

to hit this area

two out of three times,

wins the event.

In his first

professional jump,

Adams landed

directly on the mark.

Adams returned

to his crew

and received

their congratulations.

As he posed

for photographs,

he appeared confident

about his next jump.

The crew carefully

prepared his gear

for the second jump

of the day.

When jumping out of a plane,

3500 feet above the ground,

a parachutist is totally

dependent upon his equipment.

After receiving a kiss

for good luck,

Adams is once again airbourne

for a second jump.

When a strong gust of wind

began to blow Adams off target,

his crew,

concerned for his safety,

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