She managed a cutaway somewhere below 250 feet which didn't improve the situation. While approaching the landing area too high he was heading towards power lines on the other side of the landing area. He initiated a hard turn, too low to recover, and was critically injured on landing. He was evacuated by helicopter to a nearby hospital where he passed away. He had only jumped student canopies until that point.
Information is sketchy.
He was on a small canopy, and it is unclear if he failed to flare, was distracted by the moon, or turned too low. It was the jumper's fourth static line jump and his third jump of the day. He exited stable and experienced a partial malfunction of his main parachute due to a slider hang up. The parachute was rotating, and he cut his main parachute away at an estimated altitude of 300 feet and pulled the reserve handle. The equipment was equipped with an RSL and a Cypres which also both activated after he released his main parachute.