Fatal Climb for Instagram
Lewis Stevenson, 26, a British influencer known for extreme stunts, tragically died after falling from Spain’s tallest bridge, Castilla-La Mancha, on October 13. He attempted the 192-meter climb without safety gear to capture content for Instagram.
Warnings Ignored
Despite repeated warnings from local authorities that climbing the bridge was strictly forbidden, Stevenson proceeded with the stunt, accompanied by another British man. Councillor Macarena Munoz called it a “tragic accident” and stressed, “climbing the bridge is totally prohibited.”
Family’s Pleas and Last Words
Stevenson’s family had begged him to stop these risky feats. His grandfather said, “We all tried to talk him out of it.” His girlfriend, Savannah Parker, recalled his last words: “Good night, I love you,” and described the loss as a “nightmare.”
Tributes from Friends
Friends and fellow climbers honored him online. One called Stevenson “the bravest, most caring and funny person,” while another said, “Your fearless mentality will stick with me for the rest of my life.”
Conclusion
His death serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers of high-risk social media stunts.
