Home Uncategorized “HELP…SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME” — VIDEO SHOWS MSG CONCERTGOER PAUL KUEKER JUMPING TO HIS DEATH, WITNESSES SAY HE APPEARED INTOXICATED Tragic footage has emerged from Madison Square Garden showing concertgoer Paul Kueker leaping to his death, with onlookers reporting that the father of two appeared intoxicated in the moments before the fall. The harrowing clip has spread quickly across social media, leaving viewers stunned and deeply saddened. Witness accounts describe a chaotic scene as people tried to intervene, but the sudden act left everyone helpless. The emotional impact has resonated widely online, sparking discussions about concert safety, substance use, and the unpredictability of such tragic moments. One brief segment of the video — capturing the seconds leading up to the jump — has gone viral, intensifying the public reaction and leaving fans and observers grappling with the tragedy.

“HELP…SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME” — VIDEO SHOWS MSG CONCERTGOER PAUL KUEKER JUMPING TO HIS DEATH, WITNESSES SAY HE APPEARED INTOXICATED Tragic footage has emerged from Madison Square Garden showing concertgoer Paul Kueker leaping to his death, with onlookers reporting that the father of two appeared intoxicated in the moments before the fall. The harrowing clip has spread quickly across social media, leaving viewers stunned and deeply saddened. Witness accounts describe a chaotic scene as people tried to intervene, but the sudden act left everyone helpless. The emotional impact has resonated widely online, sparking discussions about concert safety, substance use, and the unpredictability of such tragic moments. One brief segment of the video — capturing the seconds leading up to the jump — has gone viral, intensifying the public reaction and leaving fans and observers grappling with the tragedy.

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Video shows MSG concertgoer Paul Kueker jumping to his death — with witnesses saying dad of two appeared ‘intoxicated’: sources

Shocking video shows Connecticut dad Paul Kueker jumped to his death at a weekend concert at Madison Square Garden — with witnesses telling cops he appeared “intoxicated,’’ law-enforcement sources said Monday.

The 51-year-old married father of two, who was celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary with his wife at Saturday’s Goose concert, was captured in the footage reviewed by The Post taking a head-first dive from a balcony in the 300s section — landing on fellow concertgoers below.

He “appeared intoxicated” and “under the influence’’ before he took the horrifying leap over the 4-foot glass barrier shortly before 10 p.m., law-enforcement sources said, quoting witnesses.

Paul Kueker, 51,
Paul Kueker, 51, died after he plunged from MSG’s Chase Bridge during a concert on Saturday.Gofundme

Several people who he landed on only suffered minor injuries, other sources said.

Kueker was “unconscious and unresponsive” after striking the ground, police said.

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