Los Angeles was shocked the world this morning when shocking news was confirmed: LeBron James – basketball legend, NBA and American icon – died in a private helicopter crash. Just 30 minutes ago, the helicopter carrying him and his small crew suddenly had an accident in the sky outside Los Angeles, before plunging straight into a barren hillside, creating a horrific explosion that left hundreds of witnesses speechless.

The scene was covered in black smoke, the smell of burning gasoline rushed straight into the nose, the sound of explosions from the deformed engine made the whole area shake. Many people walking around in the morning recounted with shock: “We heard the sound of the propellers swaying, then saw the helicopter fall freely like a giant torch. The fire broke out, all that was left was screaming.” The paparazzi who happened to be there immediately raised their cameras to pan, the flash mixed in the smoke, recording the tragic scene that made viewers shiver.

The rescue team rushed in at record speed. Paramedics pulled the bloody body from the mangled helicopter, immediately applied an oxygen mask, and performed continuous CPR. A paramedic broke down in tears mid-shift, whispering: “We knew it was LeBron, and we tried everything.” The sound of ambulance sirens echoed on the hillside, red and blue lights swept across the stunned faces of fans rushing to the scene.

At the Los Angeles hospital, the ICU was as bright as day. Monitors continuously went red, doctors took turns giving electric shocks, IVs, and chest compressions in a last-ditch effort. A medical source leaked: “He had multiple cardiac arrests, his chances of survival were almost zero.” The news spread immediately, thousands of fans crowded in front of the hospital gate, holding up their No. 6 and No. 23 jerseys, lighting candles and sobbing, calling out their idol’s name.

On social media, the hashtags #PrayForLeBron and #GoodbyeKingJames dominated the entire global trend. Former teammates like Dwyane Wade, Anthony Davis, Kyrie Irving… wrote trembling lines, while his lifelong rival Stephen Curry choked up: “Unbelievable… he was not just a legend, he was an NBA family.” The US President immediately sent an official message: “LeBron James is a symbol of strength, determination and love of basketball. Today, the whole of America is in mourning.”

The climax of the tragedy broke out when the hospital confirmed that LeBron James had passed away. Crying echoed throughout the hallway. Outside, a group of fans jostled, causing the steel fence to collapse, injuring many people, creating a double tragedy. In the sky, a television helicopter was circling to record when it suddenly lost control, lightly collided with a drone, causing more smoke and dust to spread.

Los Angeles turned into a sea of ​​candles tonight. Tens of thousands of people lined the streets, singing the national anthem, holding up a portrait of LeBron James covered in white flowers. Many fans collapsed in tears. People talk about a national day of mourning, about a bronze statue erected in front of Staples Center as an eternal promise.

LeBron James – once called “The King” – has left this world in a shocking tragedy, leaving an unfillable void in basketball history and the hearts of millions of fans.