Hole 11, Revere Golf Club at Anthem (Lexington course)

LAS VEGAS -- If holes-in-one represent golf perfection, par fives that are longer than six football fields strung together from goal line to goal line are the stuff that can leave plenty of room for disaster. They can turn a decent round into the aggravation one gets from losing luggage at an airport or seeing your last dollar disappear in a vending machine without getting that bag of chips in return. If your tee shot doesn't find the fairway, you could spend a week on one of these holes.

LAS VEGAS -- Police are investigating a new twist in the case of last week's suicide at the Hoover Dam Bridge. The wife of the man who jumped to his death has been found dead at the couple's home.

For two hours Thursday, Jacob Foreman dangled in danger off the Hoover Dam Bridge, until he fell nearly 900 feet into the Colorado River.

The next day, police made a disturbing discovery, finding Foreman's wife dead. Once Jacob's body was identified, the coroner had trouble contacting his wife to notify her about his death.

North Las Vegas Police were called to the family's home on Sail Rock Place near Washburn Road and Clayton Street late Friday night. Worried about the welfare of Foreman's wife Leah, police entered the home. They found the 40-year-old woman dead, and the mystery thickened.

LAS VEGAS -- Authorities responding to the suicidal jumper early Thursday happened upon another body in the area.

After the man jumped to his death from the Hoover Dam bypass bridge, a second body was found near U.S. 93 near the bridge on the Nevada side.

The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating the body found in the desert.

If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or 1-800-784-2433.