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12 Killed When Man Finds Wrong Way To Eat A Reese's
Boulder Colorado resident Russell Jones inadvertently caused the death of at least 12 people while trying to verify an advertising claim.
At around 11:30 PM, an explosion rocked the WestBrooke apartment complex in downtown Boulder, killing at least 12 and injuring hundreds, and a 2 mile area around the complex was evacuated and sealed off as emergency workers in gas masks rushed to the scene.
Residents were later allowed back into their homes when the drifting smoke was found to be non-toxic.
Officials wouldn't comment on the exact method Jones had tried, and would only say "this incident was a horrific example of the dangers of false advertising."
12 Killed When Man Finds Wrong Way To Eat A Reese's
Boulder Colorado resident Russell Jones inadvertently caused the death of at least 12 people while trying to verify an advertising claim.
At around 11:30 PM, an explosion rocked the WestBrooke apartment complex in downtown Boulder, killing at least 12 and injuring hundreds, and a 2 mile area around the complex was evacuated and sealed off as emergency workers in gas masks rushed to the scene.
Residents were later allowed back into their homes when the drifting smoke was found to be non-toxic.
Officials wouldn't comment on the exact method Jones had tried, and would only say "this incident was a horrific example of the dangers of false advertising."
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