4hw.org: as the saying goes, if you don't die, you won't die. Recently, a British couple proved that. In order to become famous, the couple made a bold video. His boyfriend put a book on his chest and let his girlfriend shoot. Who knows that he and his girlfriend were separated by nature and man, and the man died on the spot! Let's take a look at the detailed report (this article is compiled by sihai.com, reprinted and noted with the source, the original link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/)
Mona Lisa Perris, a 19-year-old pregnant woman, and Pedro Ruiz, a 22-year-old boyfriend living in Norman County, Minnesota, have a 3-year-old daughter, the Daily Mail reported on June 28. The young couple, who are wild and adventurous, launched YouTube in March, hoping to make a name for spoof clips and become Internet Celebrities. On Monday night, they started shooting a bold and shocking video -- a thick book on Pedro's chest, shot with a pistol by Mona Lisa from a distance of 30cm.
It is said that this is an imitation of video stunt performance. The two men had done several experiments before, shooting at books of different thickness and paper materials, and the books were not broken down by bullets, so they started the adventure with confidence. In advance, Mona Lisa tweeted: 'Pedro and I are going to make one of the most dangerous films ever. It's his idea, not mine. "It turned out that this time they were very unlucky. They shot through thick books and directly into Pedro's chest. The 22-year-old closed his eyes forever in front of his girlfriend and daughter. (this article is edited and collated by sihai.com, reprinted and noted with source, original link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/)
The whole process was recorded by two cameras placed at different angles. Mona Lisa was pregnant when she was 15 and gave birth to her first child and Pedro's. Now she is pregnant again. This time, she is about to give birth to a baby boy. Mona Lisa, who is seven months pregnant, has been arrested and charged with arbitrary shooting and secondary homicide. If convicted, her maximum penalty is 10 years in prison and a fine of $20000.