Posted AT 4:52 AM EDT on 18/06/08
Urban explorer pays for his hobby with his life
To urban explorers, it's known simply as Hearn, one of Toronto's top destinations for camera-toting adventurers with a fondness for abandoned buildings.From now on, they will also know it as the place where a fellow enthusiast died after a three-storey fall into a coal hopper on the weekend.
A 26-year-old man from Northern Ontario died of brain injuries in a Toronto hospital yesterday, two days after he tumbled from a catwalk high inside the Richard L.
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