Ram SRT10 owner dies...post from the alley
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R.I.P.................................
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TheSickness
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Any word yet Patrick :dontknow:
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R.I.P! such a tragedy...
Gotta be a carbon monoxide deal with a space heater or something........the poor family. A horrible time of the year for such a loss.
RIP Eric.
patrick
RIP Eric.
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Smokin Joe
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Very Very sad… I was born in Scranton Pa. What a terrible tragedy.
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94rt10ohio
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A theroy, he fell asleep watching his movie, from just being tired or carbon monoxide, fire started and he did not wake up. Which if that was the case, being a garage there had to be an explosion of some kind at some point (gas cans, the cars), which could have been mistaken for a rev of the truck when waking her up from a deep sleep.
He had to be sleeping (which if it were that late I would have been to), or it was a instant explosion. If it were a normal fire and he was awake he would not have passed in the truck. He would have walked out and attempted to put the fire out/call 911 or drove the truck through a wall or garage door to get out. I would assume he had the keys since he was watching a DVD in the truck.
Wish we had the whole story, to be honest, which I stuggled with here due to the sensitivty of the situation, it seems to me this had to be
1. Faulty heater causing carbon monoxide knocking him out and causing the fire, then a explosion woke her, not a rev.
2. Suicide.
3. Foul play.
I hope it is 1 for all parties involved. While death is never easy to deal with it is worse when death is caused by someone else.
I once experienced carbon monoxide. NOT FUN. It was alomsot 2 years ago, just got the Viper and had the kerosene heater running in the garage, very old heater mind you. I was waxing and changing the plugs. Eventaully I was feeeling sick and started to sweat. But since I was doing what I like I kept working through what I thought was just the start of a flu or something. Eventaully my symptoms gave way to dizziness and I thought to myself it could be carbon monoxide and left the garage. I stood outside in the 20 degree cold for a while just taking deep breaths of air. I started feeling better so I went into the house and grabbed the carbon monoxide alarm and took it to the garage, sure enough it went off. It was a couple days before I felt completly normal.
He had to be sleeping (which if it were that late I would have been to), or it was a instant explosion. If it were a normal fire and he was awake he would not have passed in the truck. He would have walked out and attempted to put the fire out/call 911 or drove the truck through a wall or garage door to get out. I would assume he had the keys since he was watching a DVD in the truck.
Wish we had the whole story, to be honest, which I stuggled with here due to the sensitivty of the situation, it seems to me this had to be
1. Faulty heater causing carbon monoxide knocking him out and causing the fire, then a explosion woke her, not a rev.
2. Suicide.
3. Foul play.
I hope it is 1 for all parties involved. While death is never easy to deal with it is worse when death is caused by someone else.
I once experienced carbon monoxide. NOT FUN. It was alomsot 2 years ago, just got the Viper and had the kerosene heater running in the garage, very old heater mind you. I was waxing and changing the plugs. Eventaully I was feeeling sick and started to sweat. But since I was doing what I like I kept working through what I thought was just the start of a flu or something. Eventaully my symptoms gave way to dizziness and I thought to myself it could be carbon monoxide and left the garage. I stood outside in the 20 degree cold for a while just taking deep breaths of air. I started feeling better so I went into the house and grabbed the carbon monoxide alarm and took it to the garage, sure enough it went off. It was a couple days before I felt completly normal.
Midwest Muscle
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Man, that's unbelievable. And yes, newspaper accounts are always wrong. My mother was murdered in 2003, and no matter how many times the local paper reported on it, they'd mess up about 50% of the details.
Sad story - Don't really know what to say ...
Sad story - Don't really know what to say ...
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