The TERRIFYING Last Minutes of Professional Stuntman Mark Sutton

Imagine standing at the edge of a cliff in the Swiss Alps, ice-capped peaks towering above you. Your heart thrums with nervous excitement as you look down on the lush green valley 3,000 feet below. Mark Sutton, legendary stunt double for Daniel Craig’s James Bond 007 film, prepared for another daring adventure – just one more in the list of his amazing exploits.

The morning dawned bright and clear - perfect conditions. He stood on the narrow rocky outcrop, his toes curling over the edge as he gazes out at the magnificent Swiss mountain vista before him. A brisk wind whipped through the pass, rippling across the grassy alpine meadows thousands of feet below.

This was Mark Sutton’s world – adrenaline and extreme adventure – and he was born to become one of the greats. From his days on the set of 007 to opening the 2012 London Olympics in a flying stunt there was nothing that Mark Sutton was too afraid to do. Until August 14, 2013, when EpicTV, an extreme sports web TV channel, captured his last heartbreaking adventure with live footage.

Join us as we uncover the horrific details of Mark’s final moments, revealing the tragic incident that unfolded in the picturesque mountains of Switzerland.
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