Strange deaths that prove the non-randomness of death.

Man dies by hanging while trying to jump through the gate of his house: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
The bricklayer's helper José Moura da Silva, visit this 42 years old, died by hanging when he tried to jump the gate of his own house this morning.
According to police, the victim had spent the night drinking in a bar and returned home drunk. When trying to jump through the gate of his house, on block 4 of Estrutural, José got hung up by his shirt and ended up being hanged by the collar of his clothes.
Still according to the investigators, José had a broken wrist, which would have prevented the victim from getting rid of the shirt.

Basanga and Bena Tshadi tragedy: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
In October 1998 it was reported that a match played in the Kasai province of the Democratic Republic of Congo between Bena Tshadi and Basanga was interrupted by a strike of lightning. Reportedly 11 players on Bena Tshadi between the ages of 20 and 35 were killed while 30 others were burned by the lightning.

Tarragona explosion: Man crushed to death by flying metal two miles from plant blast: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
A man was killed by flying shrapnel flung nearly two miles after a Spanish chemical plant explosion.
Investigators believe grocer Sergio Millan, 59, died after a metal plate weighing a ton flew through the window of the flat above his and hit the floor before bringing down his ceiling below on top of him.
The blast wave caused by yesterday evening’s explosion at the plant in the eastern Spanish city of Tarragona was initially thought to have caused the structural damage to the dead man’s flat.
But Tarragona mayor Pau Ricoma today revealed the horrific circumstances through to have led to Mr Millan’s death after firefighters found the body of another victim of the explosion inside the plant.

Italian woman who missed Air France flight 447 dies in car accident: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
An Italian woman who missed the Air France flight that crashed into the Atlantic on May 31 has died in a car accident in Austria, according to an Italian media report.
Johanna Ganthaler, an Italian senior citizen, had been vacationing in Brazil with her husband, Kurt. They were due to take Air France Flight 447 from Rio De Janeiro to Paris on May 31, but missed it after arriving late at the airport.
The plane crashed into the Atlantic four hours after takeoff. All 228 aboard lost their lives.
The Ganthalers flew to Germany the next day. Upon landing in Munich, the two rented a vehicle and decided to drive home, Italy's ANSA news agency reported Thursday. While driving through Kufstein, Austria, their vehicle swerved into the opposite lane, hitting a truck.
Ganthaler died at a local hospital, while her husband remains in critical condition, ANSA reported. It was not immediately clear when she died.

9/11 survivor Hilda Yolanda Mayol dies on Flight 589: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
On flight 587, myriad immigrant stories of hope foundered. On board was Hilda Yolanda Mayol, 26, a waitress who had escaped from the north tower of the World Trade Centre and was heading to the Dominican Republic with her mother and children to take her mind off the trauma.

Death is a directed phenomenon, not a random one.