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Likely. Also, bad things can happen when the climber has to manage the job site with newbs. It's important to go over the rigging plan, as well as going over the Plan B, such as if a piece breaks off before hinging, etc.

He rigged it to fall across him. Poor judgment.

Should have executed it with anti- barberchair techniques.

Big Top Drops under control!

The butt landed on the a-frame'supported wire(s).

You will want a shock absorber, or it will be like falling on a static system.

You only need 60' or 75' for escaping the basket. A bailout line can be small diameter.

Looks pondo like.

That's how I read it.

Yow! How???!

In my first 2 months of residential tree work, 10 years ago, I took a ride like that. If you're on the ground, its more likely that you could naturally let go. You become airborne and feel like you're on a tree swing, in a hurry. I didn't know how to wrap a tree, nor did anyone else. I decided...

Looks like he cut until it fell, having cut off the far corner, allowing his bar end to get pinned to the face cut, then maybe the log levered down on the tip of the bar, with the stump as a fulcrum.