KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) -- A Nebraska woman says a jump meant to thrill visitors at a haunted house in Kansas City, Missouri, left her with two broken ankles. Now she’s suing the attraction, claiming it was dangerously unsafe.

Leslie Blake filed the lawsuit last week in Jackson County Circuit Court against Full Moon Productions, which owns and operates the haunted house "The Beast." Blake visited the haunted house in October 2021.

She claims she followed staff instructions to perform the "Beast Jump” — a stunt that has visitors to leap from a second-story window onto an inflatable air pad — but landed hard and broke both of her ankles.

The lawsuit alleges that the pad was under-inflated, poorly positioned, and lacked proper supervision and warnings. Blake claims Full Moon Productions kn

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