24-Year-Old Man Commits Horrific Suicide at Disneyland

Disney, often dubbed 'the happiest place on earth,' seems to be facing quite the contrary these days. The brand, known for its 'woke' and pricey ventures, often criticized as 'child grooming,' is under fire for its social justice initiatives. With movie flops and dwindling ticket sales, Disney is already in hot water – and unfortunately, the bad news doesn't stop there. The latest? Another tragic incident at Disneyland: the third suicide in the park in less than a year, involving a 24-year-old man who tragically took his own life.

From TMZ:

Disneyland is dealing with another tragedy ... a park guest jumped from a parking structure in what appears to be part of a recent and alarming trend.

Police in Anaheim say a 24-year-old man jumped to his death from the Pixar Pals parking structure Wednesday night at Disneyland resort.

It's the third time in less than a year someone has killed themselves by jumping from one of the parking structures within the amusement park.

Cops say they responded to a call around 9:30 PM of someone jumping from the Pixar Pals parking garage. They say the victim, later identified as Jonah Alexander Edwards, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Anaheim Police say they are investigating the death as a suicide.
Overall, there have been 6 suicides at the park's parking garage complex since 2010, and since December 2022 there have been 3 such incidents -- so, it's a disturbing increase.

The Disneyland parking garages, Pixar Pals and Mickey & Friends, are six-level structures ... and it's where thousands of guests enter and exit the theme park.

Disney has been facing negative press recently, and the third suicide within a year certainly adds to their challenges. Our hearts go out to the young man and his family during this difficult time.