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A North Georgia man died Saturday night after suffering cardiac arrest at a
haunted house attraction in Coweta County, according to multiple reports.
Fire and emergency crews responded to a cardiac-arrest call at 13 Stories
Haunted House shortly after 9 p.m., fire spokesman Jeff Denney told The
Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Workers used a defibrillator on the 50-year-old man, who is from Ellijay,
before he was taken to Piedmont Newnan Hospital, where he was pronounced
dead.
The attraction is described as “54,000 square feet of horror entertainment,
” according to its Facebook page.
Allyn Glover, owner of the attraction, issued a statement to the AJC.
“On Saturday, October 28th, 13 Stories management was notified of a person
needing medical attention. The man had just completed all three attractions
and was preparing to exit the facility when he appeared to be in duress.
“One of our team members, also a trained first responder, immediately
assessed his condition and began CPR. Simultaneously, Coweta County EMS was
called and responded quickly and professionally. ...
“We later learned that he had passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are
with his family and friends at this difficult time.”
The man’s identity has not been released, coroner Richard Hawk said.
haunted house attraction in Coweta County, according to multiple reports.
Fire and emergency crews responded to a cardiac-arrest call at 13 Stories
Haunted House shortly after 9 p.m., fire spokesman Jeff Denney told The
Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Workers used a defibrillator on the 50-year-old man, who is from Ellijay,
before he was taken to Piedmont Newnan Hospital, where he was pronounced
dead.
The attraction is described as “54,000 square feet of horror entertainment,
” according to its Facebook page.
Allyn Glover, owner of the attraction, issued a statement to the AJC.
“On Saturday, October 28th, 13 Stories management was notified of a person
needing medical attention. The man had just completed all three attractions
and was preparing to exit the facility when he appeared to be in duress.
“One of our team members, also a trained first responder, immediately
assessed his condition and began CPR. Simultaneously, Coweta County EMS was
called and responded quickly and professionally. ...
“We later learned that he had passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are
with his family and friends at this difficult time.”
The man’s identity has not been released, coroner Richard Hawk said.