'AGT: Extreme' 911 Caller Says Stuntman Fell on Head, Near Death

The horrendous accident on set of “America’s Got Talent: Extreme” had crew in a blind panic, and you can hear just how serious it was by listening to the 911 call from the set.

We’ve obtained the emergency call made by a woman — an on-site medic — who describes the stunt gone terribly wrong. She says the stuntman, Jonathan Goodwin, is “agonal and posturing” … a term used for patients close to death, struggling to breathe and making unnatural movements.

The caller tells dispatch they need rescue and a helicopter STAT. Goodwin missed the airbag on which he was supposed to land, and hit his head on the ground, suffering a neurological injury.

At the time of the 911 call, CPR had not been performed, because Goodwin had a pulse. A show source tells us he was responsive when taken to the hospital, but his current condition is unknown.

TMZ broke the story, Goodwin was supposed to free himself from a straitjacket and land on an air mattress below before two cars on either side — hoisted by cables and swinging back and forth — collided and sandwiched him in between.  The collision caused a massive explosion.

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