Former Miss USA Writes Cryptic Instagram Post Shortly Before Jumping to Her Death From NYC High-Rise


Cheslie Kryst via Instagram

Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst jumped to her death from the 9th floor of a 60-story high-rise building in New York City, the NY Post reported.

She was only 30 years old.

Kryst, a lawyer and 2019 Miss USA pageant winner, wrote a cryptic Instagram post shortly before leaping to her death Sunday morning.

“May this day bring you rest and peace.” – Cheslie Kryst wrote just hours before she took her own life.

According to The New York Post, Cheslie Kryst left a note saying she wanted to leave everything to her mom.

The New York Post reported:

The woman who leaped to her death from a Midtown high-rise Sunday was former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, law-enforcement sources told The Post.

The 2019 pageant winner and 30-year-old lawyer jumped from the 60-story Orion building at 350 W. 42nd St. around 7:15 a.m. and was found dead in the street below, sources said.

Kryst, who lived on the ninth floor of the building, was alone when she jumped and was last seen on a 29th-floor terrace, sources said.

She left behind a note saying she wanted to leave everything to her mother, sources said. The note didn’t include a motive for her actions, sources said.

“Not only beautiful but she was smart — she was a lawyer,” a police source said. “She has a life that anyone would be jealous of. … It’s so sad.”

(Article by Cristina Laila republished from TheGatewayPundit.com/)

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