Something went wrong with my jump. First off I jumped with Tony, he was great, i believe he did everything he could to try to fix the problem, followed up with me on the day and followed up a few days later. Shortly after our parachute deployed, we started spinning, faster and faster until, fortunately, we landed (crashed) in the ocean. I was bruised on my rib cage, the entirety of my legs, and my right bicep was purple for a couple of weeks. I'm still recovering three weeks later and not near back to 100%. I never got a clear answer what went wrong. They were quick to charge me for everything afterwards (15% off the main jump charge for the trouble) including the video, which after a very long amount of time I got a bunch of different stories on the viability of the footage. Ultimately I only got my jump certificate, and my understanding that any pictures of my injuries will get this review removed. They refunded me in cash later that day (minus the CC surcharge) for the video. I get that they don't want me putting the whole thing up on the internet, but I would have been happy with a shot or two in my harness in front of the plane or during the free-fall, but it seems like if the go-pro was truly destroyed in the crash that probably would have been evident nearly immediately. I never got any instruction on the safety vest, it was just in a small waist pack. I only got a few seconds notice to put it on, and all I was able to do was to get it out of the pack before we splashed down. Never did figure out how to inflate it or put it on. After going into the ocean, I was able to get mostly back to the surface but with the harness and the instructor still attached, I couldn't quite stay above water. We were pulled out very quickly by a charter boat who was nearby that saw the whole thing, and were stunned nearly speechless that we were alive. Again, Tony was great, but the company's demeanor and how they handled things leads me to believe they're covering up a mistake in my dive. I'm happy to be alive, but if they don't rethink their safety it's a matter of time before there are more of these or worse.