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Skyscraper climber who fell from 68th floor left chilling post before his death

Skyscraper climber who fell from 68th floor left chilling post before his death

The man is known for climbing skyscrapers around the world

The man who fell to his death from a skyscraper in Hong Kong left a final chilling Instagram post.

Remi Lucidi fell from the 68th floor of the Tregunter Tower Complex in Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post reports.

Originally from France, the 30-year-old is known online for taking on sky-high buildings in epic climbs.

Hong Kong officials say he arrived at the building at around 6pm on Thursday 27 July and told security he was visiting a friend on the 40th floor.

But the alleged pal confirmed he wasn’t acquainted with Lucidi and a security officer attempted to apprehend him – but he’d already secured an elevator.

The daredevil was captured on security footage arriving on the 49th floor, seeing him use the stairs to climb to the top of the very high building.

Up on the 68th floor, a penthouse resident reported seeing him knocking on the window and a maid called the police at about 7.30pm local time.

The skyscraper climber Remi Enigma has died in Hong Kong.
Instagram/@remnigma

However, Lucidi fell off the building before officers arrived and he was confirmed dead at the scene.

And now, his final social media post has resurfaced.

Posted on 16 July, accompanied by a sky-high selfie in Bulgaria, Lucidi wrote: “Life is too short to chase unicorns,” with a skull-face emoji.

Since his death was announced, fans of Remi have left comments on his Instagram posts in tribute, writing: “He lived his life fully. Not many can say that.”

Others put: “Stakes are high searching for amazing experiences. Eternal respect, rest in peace.”

And one comments: “RIP bro, they don’t understand the thrill and love for this. U died but u died in good spirits doing what makes u happy and proud, I hope u were set with Christ.”

Police found Lucidi’s sports camera at the scene where he was confirmed dead, containing videos of extreme sports.

An unidentified source said it is possible the climber was trapped outside the penthouse, knocking on the window to get help before the fall occurred.

"Life is too short to chase unicorns."
Instagram/@remnigma

Police have yet to issue an official cause of death.

Hong Kong's Tregunter Towers complex consists of three towers - the third, Tregunter 3, was once the tallest all-residential building in the world.

The top floor of Tregunter 3 stands at 327m above sea level, its title was usurped when the Trump World Tower was completed in 2001.

According to his posts on social media, Lucidi had climbed structures across the globe, from Dubai and Thailand to France and Mexico.

Featured Image Credit: Instagram/remnigma

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