Explosion Rocks A Community

The inbetweener wrote:

I would enlighten you, but I'm in fear of getting my house burned down to the ground.

I don't want you to enlighten me personally--tell the authorities about your suspicions or proof. Please do it, because if you withhold this information and someone ends up dying in the next fire--well, I wouldn't want that guilt.

it has always been a gas leak my aunt got sick from that gas leak that has been up there for at years

hinto suck i dont care what happens to it anyway they need to put something there for the kids to do for fun but no there cheap basterds

Havereturned2 wrote:

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How would you explain the latest fire in an abandon house?
Also, if the problem was a gas leak, what caused the fire? A gas leak causes an explosion, not a fire. Those houses should have been leveled like match sticks. Think of the explosion at Ghent.
I think you're responsible for the inside of your home, not the gas company.
I'm sure they would tell you if they suspected a gas leak, though. They are pretty good about that. I have gas and they wouldn't turn on my gas until I fixed the leak.
It is my understanding that the fire marshall will make an announcement sometime this week.

Like I have said before it did explode because glass went over 110 feet. How would you explain that for years people have said that they smelt gas outside there for years and not that the gas company removed the meters and dug up line and fixed it there is no smell now. People should really think about what they are saying before judging things. He also had a dog that was 17 years that will never run and play again or wait for him to get home by sitting in the window, and we will never be able to get anything that our mother had left us when she died 9 years ago. And don't be dumb about how it would burn if the house filled up with fumes and then a stove with a pilot lite was one and the roof blew off the house and the neighbor that lived next door said that it blew her windows out of the side of the house, and that is where the meter was that the gas company removed the night of the fire after everyone had left so they thought, but there was pictures taken of the meter that the gas company tried to hide, and there was people that actually seen the meter that was about 3 inches thick after the explosion. So you tell me what you think happened and I hope you think long and hard about this before you continue to have gas.

so you tell me what happened Mr. Expert.