On Mar 20, 1:18*pm, "Dien Cai Dau" wrote:
Natasha Richardson, a Tony Award-winning actress whose career melded
glamorous celebrity with the bloodline of theater royalty, died Wednesday at
Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan. She had suffered head injuries in a skiing
accident Monday north of Montreal, and was flown to New York on Tuesday. She
was 45 and lived in Manhattan and in Millbrook, N.Y.

Ms. Richardson, who was not wearing a helmet, had fallen during a beginner's
skiing lesson, a resort spokeswoman, Lyne Lortie, said Tuesday. "It was a
normal fall; she didn't hit anyone or anything," Ms. Lortie said. "She didn't
show any signs of injury. She was talking and she seemed all right."

How does this statistically make wearing a helmet on a bunny slope
justifiable? Show me the trend of bunny slope deaths.

You won't be able to, because your double question mark question is
based on hysteria and fear, rather than real risk.