What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
During a beach jump event at Melbourne beach, Florida, on the final jump of the day, a parachutist suffered a fatal landing. Witnesses reported the parachutist was under a fully deployed canopy and appeared to be in controlled flight. At approximately 30 feet above ground level (AGL), a sudden change in wind direction or possible mismanagement of flight controls resulted in an abrupt impact with the hard-packed sand. The parachutist flipped upon landing and came to rest on the beach, sustaining fatal injuries. A post-incident inspection of the parachute system revealed no defects, and the reserve parachute was current in accordance with repack requirements.
As the FAA filed it
DURING A BEACH JUMP EVENT AT MELBOURNE BEACH, FLORIDA, ON THE FINAL JUMP OF THE DAY, A PARACHUTIST SUFFERED A FATAL LANDING. WITNESSES REPORTED THE PARACHUTIST WAS UNDER A FULLY DEPLOYED CANOPY AND APPEARED TO BE IN CONTROLLED FLIGHT. AT APPROXIMATELY 30 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL (AGL), A SUDDEN CHANGE IN WIND DIRECTION OR POSSIBLE MISMANAGEMENT OF FLIGHT CONTROLS RESULTED IN AN ABRUPT IMPACT WITH THE HARD-PACKED SAND. THE PARACHUTIST FLIPPED UPON LANDING AND CAME TO REST ON THE BEACH, SUSTAINING FATAL INJURIES. A POST-INCIDENT INSPECTION OF THE PARACHUTE SYSTEM REVEALED NO DEFECTS, AND THE RESERVE PARACHUTE WAS CURRENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH REPACK REQUIREMENTS.