People rescued from a trapped elevator in one of Chicago's tallest skyscrapers later learned they had dropped 84 floors.
The Chicago Tribune reported Monday that six people, including a pregnant woman, got into the elevator early Friday after leaving a restaurant on the 95th floor of the 875 North Michigan Avenue building, formerly the John Hancock Center. They heard noises and experienced a faster and bumpier than expected ride.
One of several cables holding the elevator broke and the car fell rapidly, landing somewhere near the 11th floor.
Luckily, no one was injured in the incident.
Firefighters broke through a wall more than 10 stories above ground from a parking garage to reach the people who were trapped inside in a rescue operation lasted over three hours.
The elevator and two others will be closed until repairs are made and officials figure out what happened.
