![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/chilling-last-wish-of-diver-before-18ft-shark-bit-his-head-off-in-violent-attack/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/2_Divers-head-torn-clean-off-by-great-white-shark-and-then-washed-up-on-beach.jpg&description=Before Randy Fry's head was ripped apart from his body by a shark while diving off Fort Bragg in California, he had said that if he had to go, he "wanted it to be in the water" The chilling last wish of a diver before a shark bit his head off in violent attack has been revealed. Randy Fry, 50, was diving off the shore of Fort Bragg in California along with his long-time friend, Cliff Zimmerman, when he lost his life after being brutally attacked by a shark. The divers both held a particular fondness for diving and immersing themselves in aquatic environments. Their objective on this dive was to seek out abalone, a sought-after large sea snail delicacy. These waters were known to be infested by sharks, however, the duo remained unfazed by the presence of these marine predators. Tragically, this dive concluded in a grievous turn of events. For all the latest news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US As they descended into the water to initiate their search for abalone, Cliff vividly recalled the sudden appearance of a fin between himself and his companion. Without warning, Randy fell victim to a shark attack. The assailant was estimated to be an imposing 18-foot-long great white shark, with the strength to gruesomely tear apart even a seasoned diver. Tragically, Randy's body was torn asunder, with his head being brutally severed from his torso. Describing the harrowing incident, Cliff recounted, "I heard a noise, like 'whoosh,' like a submarine, like a boat going by fast. It was a shark. He came for the kill. It was over in five seconds." Adding to the tragic aspect of the situation, Randy had previously mentioned that if he died he wished it would be doing what he loved. The tragic words were revealed by a fellow fisherman who wrote an obituary for Randy on a webpage of the Northern California Skin Divers Club: "Randy had said to Cliff many times: if he had to go, he wanted to go in the water." Despite rending Randy's body underwater, the){kind=link}
Before Randy Fry’s head was ripped apart from his body by a shark while diving off Fort Bragg in California, he had said that if he had to go, he “wanted it to be in the water”
The chilling last wish of a diver before a shark bit his head off in violent attack has been revealed.
Randy Fry, 50, was diving off the shore of Fort Bragg in California along with his long-time friend, Cliff Zimmerman, when he lost his life after being brutally attacked by a shark.
The divers both held a particular fondness for diving and immersing themselves in aquatic environments. Their objective on this dive was to seek out abalone, a sought-after large sea snail delicacy.
These waters were known to be infested by sharks, however, the duo remained unfazed by the presence of these marine predators. Tragically, this dive concluded in a grievous turn of events.