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A man reenacting the crucifixion of Jesus fell from the cross he was attached to.

It's unclear when the incident happened but the YouTube video was posted on March 28, one day after Easter Sunday. The man appears to break his fall somewhat by grabbing ropes.

While it appears the accident happened in a Spanish-speaking country, some in the comments indicate it happened in Guatemala. The description on the video says he fell a distance of 4 meters and that it happened on Good Friday. It doesn't say whether the man was injured.

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