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On April, 13, 2016 — the day Bryant dropped 60 points on the Utah jazz in his career finale — Nike posted a photo of Bryant posing in front of the helicopter, which bore a Nike swoosh and Bryant’s trademark “Black Mamba” logo with the caption, “One last ride #MambaDay.” Sikorsky retweeted it the following day, saying, “Two legends, one photo…Kobe Bryant flies the #S76 to his final game.”
Both tweets disappeared following the crash.

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Twitter user predicted in 2012 that Kobe Bryant would die in a Helicopter crashby Christian CamiloJanuary 26, 2020

While we are all still shocked by the confirmation of Kobe Bryant‘s death in an accident with the crash of his helicopter in LA, a 2012 tweet has left even more perplexed fans by the passing of the star legend of the Los Angeles Lakers and one of most respected NBA athletes.

Twitter user @dotnoso posted on November 13, 2012 that Kobe would die in a helicopter crash. The prediction shocked the fans, and the user himself was surprised by the fact when he lamented what happened:

Atweet sent on November 13, 2012 went viral on Sunday after reports of Kobe Bryant being killed after a helicopter crash in California.

“Kobe is going to end up dying in a helicopter crash,” a Twitter user with the nickname “Noso” said in the tweet.

The fans’ reactions were harsh, most of them telling him to delete the tweet.

“F*ck. I’m sorry,” the user replied to the users.

The retired NBA star died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California earlier on the same day, TMZ reported.

Kobe was traveling with at least three other people in his private helicopter when it went down, the report said.

A helicopter crash in the hills near Calabasas was also confirmed by the Los Angeles Times.

Los Angeles County Sheriffs shared on its official Twitter account that five people were confirmed dead in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, adding that there were “no survivors.” “Investigation ongoing,” it said

 

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