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Man dies after being hit by metal ball during "Highland Games" event in Dutch castle - Vimarsana News

Man dies after being hit by metal ball during "Highland Games" event in Dutch castle

A medivac helicopter and other emergency services sent to the scene were unable to save the man, police said.

Highland Games horror as 22lb hammer thrown by competitor 'flies over a hedge' and kills man, 65, in castle gardens - Vimarsana News

Highland Games horror as 22lb hammer thrown by competitor 'flies over a hedge' and kills man, 65, in castle gardens

A CASTLE visitor was killed in a freak hammer-throwing accident at a Highland Games event yesterday.A 22lbs metal ball from the traditional sporting e

Highland Games tragedy as visitor, 65, is killed instantly when 22lb metal ball hits him in the head - Vimarsana News

Highland Games tragedy as visitor, 65, is killed instantly when 22lb metal ball hits him in the head

The 65-year-pld man was walking in the grounds of Geldrop Castle when the unseen hammer soared through the sky and smashed into him.

Man dies during 'Highland Games' event in Dutch castle - Vimarsana News

Man dies during 'Highland Games' event in Dutch castle

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — A man died Sunday after being hit by what local media reported was likely a "hammer" used in an event at a Highland Games tournament at a castle in the southeastern Netherlands.

Source: apnews.com
Geldrop Castle: Man killed 'by hammer' during Highland Games event at Dutch castle - Vimarsana News

Geldrop Castle: Man killed 'by hammer' during Highland Games event at Dutch castle

A man has died after being hit by what local media reported was likely to be a “hammer” used in an event at a Highland Games tournament at a castle in the Netherlands.