In search of pic - damaged fuselage from premature deployment

For Safety Day I'm looking for a well known picture.  It is of damage to a fuselage that resulted when a jumper had a premature deployment in the plane.  The canopy exited the plane and took the jumper with it.  The jumper died and the fuselage looked like a huge can opener had opened it up.  If anybody can help me out I would appreciate it.  I've googled up a storm and failed to find the exact pic I'm thinking of.

Doesn't exactly fit the description (as the jumper survied) but might be useful to you if you don't find the other one. Taken from this post: 

This may be the one you mean.

https://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=20161014-0

Binary93 – That is not it, but I can definitely use it. Thank you. The damage I recall was even worse than in the picture you posted.

Gowlerk – That is not it either, but thank you for posting it. Even if I don't obtain the pic I'm thinking of, these 2 pics will get the message across.

These pics are eye openers for those not aware of what can happen. The pic I'm remembering is even more shocking. I seem to remember maybe 5 feet of ripped fuselage.

7 hours ago, Zoso said:

For Safety Day I'm looking for a well known picture.  It is of damage to a fuselage that resulted when a jumper had a premature deployment in the plane.  The canopy exited the plane and took the jumper with it.  The jumper died and the fuselage looked like a huge can opener had opened it up.  If anybody can help me out I would appreciate it.  I've googled up a storm and failed to find the exact pic I'm thinking of.

 

OK:

Michael - also not it but thank you for adding to my presentation.  Any details on this, or could you point me to an article on the accident?

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On 3/7/2021 at 1:36 AM, Zoso said:

Michael - also not it but thank you for adding to my presentation.  Any details on this, or could you point me to an article on the accident?

OK:

King Air Tandem Tail Strike Narrative.docx

24 minutes ago, michaelmullins said:

OK:

King Air Tandem Tail Strike Narrative.docx 136.62 kB · 2 downloads

Wow!

A lesson I learned here and with the Australian incident is verify which parachute is wrapped before reflex cutting the main. 

Hope to never be there.

lars_d – Thanks for the pic. Another great one for my presentation, but still not the one I remember.

Michael – Thanks for the accident report.

On 3/7/2021 at 3:34 AM, michaelmullins said:

OK:

I been around almost 30 years but never seen or heard of this one before!!!

Vow what a crazy situation and a miracle that everyone walked away form this one!

@Micheal Mullins, thank you for posting this with the Pictures!

Years and years ago this happened to my Jump master (Frank) when I was doing a hop and pop in Bristol WI. We used to do poised exits straight out of the door. He used a T10 and a belly reserve, same as students did. Airplane suddenly shifts a bit causing me to lean back some. Next thing I know I am halfway down to the peas and I see another canopy and I was supposed to be the only one jumping.

Turns out when I was thrown backward a bit I must have set off his reserve yanking him out after me. Thankfully he only fractured a bone in his leg and I do not recall any damage to the airplane.