Rotherham 'explosion'
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Today's or rather yesterday's odd occurrence...
Apparently a man has blown himself up in an explosion.
Cadent say it isn't gas.
Apparently a man has blown himself up in an explosion.
Cadent say it isn't gas.
BBC said:
A man has been found dead after emergency services were called to reports of an "explosion" in South Yorkshire.
Officers were called to Clifton Mount in Rotherham on Tuesday afternoon, South Yorkshire Police said, with a man "sadly found deceased".
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckwyz862pjz5oOfficers were called to Clifton Mount in Rotherham on Tuesday afternoon, South Yorkshire Police said, with a man "sadly found deceased".
No ideas for a name said:
Today's or rather yesterday's odd occurrence...
Apparently a man has blown himself up in an explosion.
Cadent say it isn't gas.
No they didn't, they said it wasn't related to their gas network. Apparently a man has blown himself up in an explosion.
Cadent say it isn't gas.
Its happened a couple times in Fraserburgh where someone who was huffing gas causes an explosion.
"In an update on Wednesday, South Yorkshire Police said: "While the exact cause of the explosion has not yet been confirmed, at this stage in our investigation we believe it to have been caused by a household accident."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx8d3vn2evd2o
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx8d3vn2evd2o
otolith said:
"In an update on Wednesday, South Yorkshire Police said: "While the exact cause of the explosion has not yet been confirmed, at this stage in our investigation we believe it to have been caused by a household accident."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx8d3vn2evd2o
Yeah, but someone on twitter says...............https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx8d3vn2evd2o
FredericRobinson said:
otolith said:
"In an update on Wednesday, South Yorkshire Police said: "While the exact cause of the explosion has not yet been confirmed, at this stage in our investigation we believe it to have been caused by a household accident."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx8d3vn2evd2o
Yeah, but someone on twitter says...............https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx8d3vn2evd2o
Quick lies are obviously much better than slow facts, and if you build a narrative based on those lies that are later shown to be nonsense, then you can always blame the authorities for not sharing the gory details to the public fast enough.
Brother D said:
Very hard to find and actaul facts about this incident. Gas board said 'Not a gas related incident', and yet authorities say it was a 'household accident'.
I can't think of any 'household accident' that would result in the explosive deconstruction of a body?
It struck me as odd, hence the posting.I can't think of any 'household accident' that would result in the explosive deconstruction of a body?
Outwardly, it appears the property hasn't been badly damaged, but 'parts' of the person ended up in the street. One hell of a 'household accident'.
No ideas for a name said:
Brother D said:
Very hard to find and actaul facts about this incident. Gas board said 'Not a gas related incident', and yet authorities say it was a 'household accident'.
I can't think of any 'household accident' that would result in the explosive deconstruction of a body?
It struck me as odd, hence the posting.I can't think of any 'household accident' that would result in the explosive deconstruction of a body?
Outwardly, it appears the property hasn't been badly damaged, but 'parts' of the person ended up in the street. One hell of a 'household accident'.
Edited by lornemalvo on Wednesday 30th September 19:31
lornemalvo said:
Mixing bleach with drain cleaner perhaps, or a propane or butane cylinder. Or gas welding equipment. If he was found outside the last one would be my wild guess.
Camping stove. Edited by lornemalvo on Wednesday 30th September 19:31
Gas car furtling gone wrong.
Throwing custard powder around.
Electric battery shorted.
Brother D said:
Very hard to find and actaul facts about this incident. Gas board said 'Not a gas related incident', and yet authorities say it was a 'household accident'.
I can't think of any 'household accident' that would result in the explosive deconstruction of a body?
Many years ago, (probably late 80s) a chap in our town decided to weld up his leaking petrol tank on the driveway. The car made it to the other side of the street and they did not find very much of him. I can't think of any 'household accident' that would result in the explosive deconstruction of a body?
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