- 7/4/2025
Independence Day celebrations that went terribly wrong! From firework mishaps to parades gone wrong, we're counting down the most shocking and disastrous Fourth of July accidents ever recorded. Explosive mishaps, boating crashes, homemade cannons, and more—these cautionary tales remind us why safety should always come first during holiday celebrations.
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00:00This is where many spectators were sitting, some suffered burns, others were hit by projectiles like this.
00:05Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're looking at reported cases of 4th of July celebrations or preparations that went horribly wrong.
00:13A fireworks accident killed a man on the 4th of July in South Carolina.
00:19Car Wash Wipeout
00:20Danielle Bars worked at a Detroit car wash, where she decided to set off commercial quality fireworks without permission in the parking lot.
00:28This was the first in a series of unwise decisions.
00:32Bars wasn't in safe proximity when one firework ignited, literally blowing up in her face.
00:38Detective Mike Welch described the explosive that hit Bars as, quote, a 3-inch mortar bomb.
00:44More than 20 additional mortars were ignited in the process, rendering rescue efforts difficult as sparks flew.
00:51Making the experience even more traumatic, Bars died with her young son and fiancé present.
00:57A few others were also in the area, including another woman who helped Bars with the illegal explosives, which were supposedly imported from China.
01:05Cannon Fodder
01:06During the early hours of July 5th, 2006, a man was rushed to the ER after losing most of their left-middle finger.
01:13The resident who relayed this incident to the Darwin Awards initially assumed this was a firework accident, typical of the holiday.
01:21To his surprise, the patient was also covered in gunpowder, having fired a homemade cannon.
01:27Following a night of drinking, the man and his wife decided to finish off the leftover gunpowder with one last bang.
01:34He was smoking while doing so, prematurely igniting the cannon as he packed the powder with a broomstick, which shot back at him.
01:41According to the doctor, the amputation led the man to ask how he'd drive without a middle finger.
01:49Jet ejection
01:50What sounds like something out of a cartoon was an all-too-real tragedy from 1980.
01:55At a 4th of July air show in Philadelphia, a young John Pigford ejected himself from a Navy jet.
02:06The S3 Viking was put on display, but proved more functional than anticipated.
02:11Enduring head trauma and serious burns, Pigford was rushed to the hospital, where he succumbs to his injuries.
02:17Several others, including Pigford's brother, were injured during the blast, although there were no other reported casualties.
02:23A Navy spokesperson claimed that the seat ejection required a few complex maneuvers, commenting,
02:29quote,
02:29How the child was able to carry it out, I do not know.
02:33What we want to know is why the jet wasn't fully disarmed before letting civilians in.
02:38Do or dive
02:39If you're diving into your pool, we'd strongly advise not doing it from the patio roof.
02:45Jump or jump!
02:47Jump or jump!
02:49You got it!
02:50That's what a man from Houston did on July 4th, 1998, via the Darwin Awards.
02:56While leaping from that height wasn't the wisest move, the man's true folly was failing to consider how deep the water was.
03:03The above-ground pool, which was installed the previous month, had a depth of only 4 feet.
03:09The man was 6 feet tall.
03:11Do the math.
03:12He sadly didn't, diving in head first.
03:15Legal action was taken against the contractor who put in the pool.
03:19The plaintiffs blamed the location and installation, despite previously rating the service excellent.
03:24Meanwhile, the jumper died the following December.
03:28Scotstown, Ohio Fire
03:30During his teenage years, Todd Hall suffered a skateboarding accident that sent him into a coma.
03:36Hall remained unresponsive for weeks, with a fraction of his brain having to be removed.
03:41Hall survived.
03:43But almost a decade later, in 1996, he tossed a lit cigarette onto a shelf of fireworks in an occupied store.
03:51While it's hard to say what exactly prompted Hall to do this, some believe it was supposed to be a prank.
03:57In any case, the ensuing fire killed 9 and injured 11.
04:01There was a lot of lives changed that day.
04:03Hall was deemed incompetent to stand trial, instead being sent to a mental hospital.
04:09The tragedy continues to loom over the Scotstown, Ohio area every 4th of July.
04:13As for Hall, he passed away in 2015.
04:16But if there's anything that hasn't changed, it's that feeling of heartbreak experienced by those who lost someone on that fateful day.
04:24Uncle Sam splodes.
04:26For his 4th of July block party in 2024, Alan Ray McGrew wanted to go all out.
04:32Dressing up as Uncle Sam and dancing while smoking a cigarette wasn't enough.
04:37He put on a fireworks display, which fatally backfired when McGrew made himself part of the show.
04:42The South Carolina local put an ignited firework atop his red, white, and blue hat.
04:48The hat didn't provide the protective barrier that McGrew apparently expected, costing him his life.
04:5341-year-old Alan McGrew ignited a large firework device and set it upon his head.
05:00If only he'd been wearing his thinking cap.
05:02Alan's wife tried to warn her husband, who was seen as a showboater, but it was too late to stop what was already happening.
05:08Shortly before his death, McGrew called his wife his rock, and his son his heart.
05:14Hog Heist
05:15Another story confirmed true by the Darwin Awards, this automobile accident occurred on July 4th, 1991.
05:24Three men named Ashley, Billy, and James spent the holiday drinking and igniting fireworks when they got a hankering for pork chops.
05:31Rather than go to the local butcher, the boys drove to a farm, hell-bent on stealing a hog.
05:37They startled one 400-pound porker, causing a stampede of swine.
05:46The farmer chased them off with his shotgun, but the trio still managed to nab the hog.
05:52They almost made a clean getaway, until the driver lost control of the vehicle, causing all three unbuckled men to be ejected.
06:00The only survivor was the pig, which had been dragged down the road for nearly half a mile.
06:05Pikachu Firework
06:07Fireworks isn't a part of Pikachu's learn set.
06:11At least, it wasn't, until YouTuber iShowSpeed came along.
06:15While Speed has a reputation for being dramatic, he went overboard, even for him, on July 4th, 2022.
06:22Speed lit a Pikachu-shaped firework.
06:24In his room.
06:26On his bed.
06:27Let's light the Pikachu one, y'all.
06:29Even if it was just a sparkler, as Speed seemingly suspected, this would have been a safety hazard.
06:35The firework was more powerful than anticipated, blowing Pikachu's lid.
06:40Speed sped off to find his mother, as the explosive only grew more out of control, firing from different directions and falling off the bed.
06:48The room continued to fill with smoke before a firefighter arrived on the scene.
06:52What happened, a firework went off?
06:56Yeah, a firework went off, then it just, like, went boom.
06:58Like, it's all went on.
07:01We wonder if the Squirtle Squad ever had this kind of problem.
07:05Matisse Kivlenyekes.
07:07A professional ice hockey goalie whose career spanned Latvia's Prisma Riga, the Cleveland Monsters, and the Columbus Blue Jackets, Matisse Kivlenyekes was trained to be on his guard.
07:17Defending oneself from a hockey puck is one thing, but fireworks are another story.
07:22The Latvian native experienced his first and last Independence Day in 2021 while visiting his coach's Michigan home.
07:29Police say they got a call about an injury at a private residence Sunday, just after 10 p.m.
07:34In addition to the fourth, Kivlenyekes was there to celebrate the coach's daughter's wedding.
07:39This happy occasion turned lethal when a firework tipped over and struck Kivlenyekes.
07:44Enduring severe chest trauma, the Blue Jackets player's death was ruled an accident.
07:49Apparently it caused some internal damage.
07:52Fans, loved ones, and teammates paid tribute to Kivlenyekes amid this devastating loss.
07:58The number 80 remains a symbol of his memory.
08:01Patriotic tetanus.
08:03This next one is more of a phenomenon than a singular accident, but it's a chaotic part of Independence Day history that fits our criteria.
08:12Firework-related injuries on the fourth aren't a modern trend.
08:16They can be traced back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
08:20Back then, fireworks brought another risk that isn't as common today, thanks to vaccines.
08:25In short, explosives caused injuries, which caused infections like tetanus.
08:31So many people contracted tetanus due to Fourth of July mishaps that it came to be known as Patriotic Tetanus or Patriotic Jaw Lock.
08:39In 1903 alone, there were over 400 reported deaths linked to Patriotic Tetanus.
08:45Tetanus can be more easily treated and prevented now, but there's still no cure for recklessness.
08:51The beginning of a stay safe campaign.
08:54When handling fireworks, a person's life can change in a literal flash.
08:58In 2017, Aiden Valdez was at a neighborhood block party for the fourth.
09:02One second, the Colorado teenager had a firework in his right hand.
09:06The next, there was a bright spark, and Valdez's ears were ringing.
09:10Next thing I knew, it blows up, and my ears are ringing, and then everything's white.
09:18Finding his bearings, Valdez realized his ears weren't the worst of his worries.
09:22Valdez lost four fingers on his left hand, as well as his left eye.
09:26He required four surgeries.
09:28But Valdez hasn't allowed this loss to hold him back.
09:31Valdez continued to pursue his passion for wrestling, competing in national tournaments.
09:36He became an advocate for firework safety, giving away 1,500 safety glasses.
09:41Valdez also created a coloring book full of safety tips.
09:44I just want to spread the word so it doesn't happen to any other kids.
09:49National Mall Firework Frenzy.
09:51Thousands of fireworks will light the D.C. skies during what's expected to be a breathtaking event.
09:57It doesn't get more patriotic than fireworks in Washington, D.C., but the National Mall became a war zone in 1987.
10:05Kathy Eldreth was about 60 yards from the fenced-off safety zone when a flame landed on her blanket.
10:10Putting it out, Eldreth was struck in the back by a fireball the size of a softball.
10:15Eldreth was then helicoptered to the hospital, where she was treated for third-degree burns.
10:20She was one of four in the area who were hospitalized for similar injuries, while 25 more were taken to the Red Cross.
10:26Moisture in the air likely contributed to these unforeseen accidents.
10:30Over a decade later, there were still reports of children, quote,
10:33chasing the charred bits of firework paper that fell in a rain of ash.
10:38Anne says you'll see the skies rain in gold willows before the rapid-fire grand finale.
10:44A spark goes out too soon.
10:46Fire departments say without a permit, there's still too many dangers.
10:50Before even turning 21, Austin McLeod was married with a son and stepson.
10:55Only a few months after tying the knot with his new wife,
10:58McLeod was gearing up for their Independence Day festivities in the backyard.
11:02Tragically, this was the last holiday the young husband and father would celebrate with his family.
11:07McLeod planned a fireworks display for their cookout when the explosives unexpectedly went off,
11:12striking him in the head and neck.
11:14The multi-shelled launcher is believed to have malfunctioned.
11:17When McLeod went to check it, his fate was sealed.
11:20An ambulance arrived on the scene, but by the time McLeod arrived at the hospital, he was gone.
11:25The brightest little light.
11:26The community of Kaysville is in shock following a very serious incident that canceled Fourth of July events for the city.
11:34From a young age, Marcy Hill was known for spreading cheer, becoming a proud member of the Patriot Cheer All-Stars in Utah.
11:41As her GoFundMe campaign would state,
11:44Marcy passed away doing what she loved, being with her team.
11:48Hill was reportedly on a float performing with her team during the Kaysville Fourth of July parade.
11:52While trying to get candy from a trailer, she was pulled under the tires.
11:57Hill was taken to the hospital in critical condition, sadly never recovering.
12:01An investigation found no wrongdoing on behalf of the vehicle's driver or the parade organizers,
12:06but new safety measures were implemented going forward.
12:09Leaving behind her parents and three older brothers, Hill is remembered as, quote,
12:13I was heartbroken. I thought it was really just, it was tragic and it was just really sad.
12:21Anarchy on Sixth Street Bridge.
12:23Now attend scenes of Independence Day chaos on L.A.'s Sixth Street Bridge as the celebrating gets out of control in dangerous ways.
12:32For some, it isn't Fourth of July without illegal fireworks.
12:35But how far is too far?
12:37Wherever the line is, it was definitely crossed in 2023, when a group turned L.A.'s Sixth Street Bridge into the Wild West.
12:44Chaos and carelessness as revelers shot off illegal fireworks,
12:48climbed the viaduct's arches,
12:50and sped on the wrong side of the road.
12:53People set off fireworks across the bridge,
12:56with one civilian packing what looked like a homemade rocket launcher.
12:59The chaos didn't end there.
13:01The mob was seen climbing the viaduct's arches while cars drove on the wrong side of the road.
13:07While many were endangered, there were no reported injuries.
13:10On any other night, this might have attracted the full force of the local authorities.
13:14Being July 4th, though, fires were put out all over L.A.,
13:18making it easier for the bridge blowout to escalate.
13:21Instant ignition.
13:22What started as a day of celebration?
13:25Everybody's probably having grill-outs.
13:27Families come together.
13:29Quickly turned into a nightmare.
13:31Not all fireworks are the same.
13:34Some are designed to be ignited manually,
13:36allowing a person enough time to reach a safe distance after lighting the fuse.
13:40This is not the kind that came into Brian Simpson's possession.
13:44The 48-year-old Kentucky man got his hands on a commercial-grade firework
13:48that was meant to be set off electronically.
13:51Whether or not Simpson knew this,
13:52he made the ill-advised decision to detonate it with a homemade mortar tube,
13:56cutting the wick in half.
13:58Without delay, the firework exploded right in front of Simpson,
14:02the injuries proving fatal.
14:04There's a lot that Simpson could have done differently,
14:06but if there's one takeaway from this cautionary tale,
14:09it's to always check the instructions.
14:11Florence man is dead after trying to light off a commercial-grade firework
14:16in his driveway at a 4th of July gathering.
14:18Truck explosion.
14:19Blackburn Warner was a junior firefighter that day,
14:22just 15 years old,
14:24when 680 pounds of fireworks were accidentally set off inside a truck 30 yards away from him.
14:31We're all familiar with the phrase,
14:33the show must go on.
14:34This was easier said than done for Ocracoke Island in 2009.
14:39The community was getting ready for their annual 4th of July fireworks display.
14:43Around 9 a.m. though,
14:44the truck carrying the fireworks blew up,
14:47claiming the lives of four workers inside.
14:49A fifth person in the back of the truck managed to escape,
14:52albeit with burns on his face and hands.
14:55Needless to say, there wasn't a fireworks show that night,
14:58or the following year,
14:59or the year after that.
15:01Seven years passed until fireworks returns to Ocracoke.
15:04With new laws helping to prevent another tragedy,
15:07the island decided to bring back this tradition in hopes of boosting tourism.
15:10Horn hopes this year's show will pave the way for future celebrations,
15:14and help restore a tradition on the island.
15:17Salute Cannon.
15:18Now, this incident happened sometime after 11 p.m. yesterday,
15:22near the corner of Main and 160th Street here in Park Township.
15:25Technically, this incident occurred in the late hours of July 3rd, 2023,
15:30but those involved were clearly getting into the 4th of July spirit.
15:33By midnight, the celebration had burst into a disaster.
15:37When authorities arrived at the Park Township neighborhood,
15:40houses and cars were damaged, with fireworks present.
15:43Nine people were injured,
15:44and a woman named Jana Daniels lost her life.
15:47Upon further inspection,
15:49the authorities realized that commercial fireworks weren't responsible.
15:52An inebriated Anthony John Meyer
15:55had lit a salute cannon full of gunpowder.
15:57The explosion damaged several nearby homes and cars.
16:01The cause is still under investigation.
16:03Although his homemade device was only supposed to make a loud boom,
16:06it ultimately exploded,
16:08sending metal pieces flying.
16:09While Daniels' death was deemed an accident,
16:12Meyer was sentenced to a year in jail with probation and community service.
16:16If I could go back and reverse it, I would.
16:23Unfortunately, we all have to live with this for the rest of our lives.
16:28A viral boom.
16:29This was not the fireworks show that anybody expected that night.
16:34And yeah, we talked to the family,
16:35and they said that they watched as 4th of July turned their driveway into a war zone.
16:41Many 4th of July incidents make headlines,
16:44but only a handful are captured on camera.
16:46This Nebraska family wasn't looking to go viral when they lit fireworks in their front yard.
16:51One firework didn't go up as planned,
16:53sending sparks flying in all directions.
16:55Just as the situation seemed to defuse,
16:58all hell broke loose.
16:59That one firework ignited the other fireworks in a box behind the minivan,
17:04sending the family running from the blast.
17:06Although the SimpliSafe home security system recorded the whole thing,
17:10the family had no intention of sharing the footage.
17:13Somehow, the video wound up on Reddit,
17:15spreading like wildfire.
17:16Remaining anonymous,
17:18the family informed the press that nobody was injured.
17:20Perhaps even more astonishing,
17:22the minivan is still fully functional.
17:24There was actually no injuries.
17:26Everyone is well.
17:29No property damage.
17:31So yeah, we're lucky.
17:33Shark attack.
17:34A Long Island beach closed to swimmers after a shark sighting.
17:38It's coming right by here.
17:40We like to tell ourselves that Jaws was only a movie,
17:42but shark attacks on the 4th of July aren't unheard of.
17:46Visiting Fire Island with a couple of friends,
17:48Ludmilla Emog took a dip in the shallow waters,
17:51letting out a scream of pain.
17:52Emog felt as if she had been ensnared in a trap.
17:56I screamed to my friends,
17:57something is biting me.
17:58I felt like I was in a trap.
17:59It was holding onto me.
18:01It wasn't long until Emog realized this trap was the jaws of a shark.
18:05Thankfully, it wasn't a great white.
18:07According to Emog's friends,
18:09the beast was between four and five feet long.
18:11The circumstances were alarming nonetheless,
18:13but Emog kept her cool.
18:15She was super calm, right?
18:16Like, this is not what you expect from shark bites,
18:19or bites in general.
18:20Reaching into the shark's mouth,
18:21she freed herself and returned to shore with minor injuries.
18:25Emog considers herself lucky,
18:27especially considering what went down on Amity Island,
18:30the boat blowout.
18:31Uh, saw one of the boats that caught on fire.
18:33Actually, I had a co-worker say that one of the boats was on fire,
18:36so I rushed, jumped on the forklift as quick as I could.
18:39Sharks might keep some people out of the water on the 4th of July,
18:43but there's another dangerous foe we constantly underestimate.
18:46Fireworks.
18:46In 2013, 18 boats were damaged by fire near the Skylaunch marina on Lake Union,
18:53resulting in $1.5 million worth of damage.
18:56The Seattle Fire Department determined that the blaze stemmed from illegal fireworks,
19:01which were shot off from a hill not too far away from the marina.
19:04The annual fireworks display at Lake Union is typically a lovely sight,
19:08but spectators got more than they bargained for that year.
19:11The only upside is that nobody was killed or seriously injured,
19:14with just one firefighter suffering a minor knee injury.
19:17I gave it a shot, and then I just had to leave it up to the fire department at that point, you know.
19:21No one got hurt, so that was great.
19:23When sparklers attack.
19:24Fourth of July celebration takes a dangerous turn in Claremont County.
19:28Seven people were hurt, some of them seriously injured.
19:31Sometimes it just takes a tiny little spark to make a big boom.
19:35A group of people in Ohio learned this the hard way one fateful Fourth of July.
19:40As roughly 20 individuals partied inside,
19:42several children played outside with sparklers.
19:45When a spark from one of the sparklers landed in a bag full of unused fireworks,
19:49a recipe for disaster was ignited.
19:52The fireworks went off, and a total of seven people were reportedly injured.
19:55One woman was left with serious burns covering half of her body,
19:59while the person hurt the worst was a little girl.
20:01While they recover, investigators are looking into the possibility of charges.
20:07An instant tragedy.
20:08Now, a lot of people in the town of Calais say they're just speechless and in shock and disbelief.
20:13Whenever fireworks are set off in an unsafe manner, there's a huge risk for injury or an even worse occurrence.
20:20Tragically, a man named Devin Staples lost his life in a terrible pyrotechnic accident.
20:25He died while setting off fireworks with his friends on the Fourth of July, 2015.
20:29The actor had decided to place a reloadable fireworks mortar tube on top of his head.
20:34Shortly after igniting the firework, Staples died instantly in what his brother described as a freak accident.
20:40The terrible incident left his family and friends devastated on what was intended to be a joyful occasion.
20:45He definitely left the party, that's for sure.
20:50Explosives in Central Park.
20:51The investigation into a bizarre explosion in Central Park that seriously injured a young man from Virginia.
20:57Over the Fourth of July weekend in 2016, college student Connor Golden was climbing down a rock in Central Park.
21:04As misfortune would have it, the teenage tourist stepped on a handmade, shock-sensitive explosive that was inside a black plastic bag.
21:12The impact caused the explosive to detonate, blowing off Golden's foot.
21:16The blast was so loud that it interrupted the nearby funeral service for Elie Wiesel, a Nobel Prize winner and Holocaust survivor.
21:23Golden's left leg was subsequently amputated, although he would walk again with the use of a prosthetic leg, paid for partially via Kickstarter.
21:32The moral of the story? Always watch your step and never leave explosives lying around.
21:37This was an explosive device that was placed or put in this area with a specific intent to harm any individual.
21:44Tragedy on the water.
21:45It's a tragedy for us to see something like this happen.
21:49This is probably the worst accident that I've seen in my 11 years.
21:52The fireworks fiasco in Seattle might have ruined boats, but property damage is inconsequential compared to the loss of a human life.
22:00After a Miami fireworks show wrapped up, tragedy struck the Dinner Key Marina, where three boats collided in a catastrophic crash.
22:0822 individuals were involved in the crash, which ultimately claimed the lives of Andy Garcia, Kelsey Karpjak, Victoria Dempsey, and Jason Soleimani.
22:18In addition to those four fatalities, seven were left injured.
22:21Given the scorching July weather, it's no wonder the sea calls out to many people on the 4th of July.
22:27Accidents like this will motivate anybody to stay on dry land, though.
22:30The families of everyone involved with this are still trying to piece together exactly what happened and what caused this to happen.
22:37Some of them are forced to plan funerals at this time.
22:41Simi Valley fireworks fail.
22:43In towns across America, an estimated 14,000 fireworks shows, with this one north of Los Angeles, suddenly turning terrifying.
22:51When people are messing around with fireworks at home, there's obviously going to be some risk involved.
22:55When people attend a professional fireworks display open to the public, though, they expect things to go off without a hitch.
23:01This wasn't the case in Simi Valley, California, where a 2013 fireworks show resulted in a major 4th of July fail.
23:09A pyrotechnic shell went off in its mortar tube, causing a chain reaction that sent fireworks blasting towards an audience of thousands.
23:17The area suddenly turned into a combat zone, leaving dozens injured, although fortunately, nobody was killed.
23:23Firefighters and medics immediately on the scene, 36 people injured.
23:28The Perilous Parade
23:29Like firework shows, parades are an Independence Day tradition for numerous families.
23:35In 2013, however, the Liberty Fest 4th of July parade ended tragically for one family.
23:41On a busy street in Edmond, Oklahoma, Quinton Hooper drove a float with several karate students on board.
23:48Among the students was Hooper's young son, Aiden, who fell off the flatbed trailer and was accidentally run over by the float.
23:55Coach says between the injured player, his panicked teammates, and the people in the crowd, it was pandemonium as he waited for the ambulance.
24:03A nurse and a police officer performed CPR on Aiden, but he was unfortunately pronounced dead upon arriving at the hospital.
24:10Following the unspeakable nightmare, Quinton and his wife Susanna have strived to keep their son's memory alive through the Aiden Hooper Legacy Fund.
24:18The coach adds the boy's family wants people to know they don't blame anyone for what happened.
24:23Long Island car crash
24:25Tonight, as survivors of the crash recover, police are trying to figure out how this happened.
24:29While the water isn't always the safest place to be on the 4th of July, the roads aren't much better.
24:34Speeding down a slippery street in Long Island, Gustave Geier swerved his 1990 Chevy pickup truck into another lane.
24:42The truck crashed into a 2014 Nissan Ultima with four adults and a baby boy inside.
24:47In a no-passing zone, at what's described as a high rate of speed, above the speed limit.
24:53Thus ensued a fatal collision that not only claimed Geier's life, but also killed three of the Ultima's passengers.
24:59The baby, who had a few minor injuries, and his mother, who was left with life-threatening burns, were the only survivors.
25:06According to reports, Geier had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit.
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25:27Jesse William Burley
25:28Police identified the victim as Jesse William Burley.
25:32This accident is so brutal and bizarre that it sounds like something out of a Coen Brothers movie.
25:37Especially seeing how it took place in Fargo, North Dakota.
25:41According to eyewitnesses, 41-year-old Jesse William Burley walked into the middle of the street to set off a 4th of July firework.
25:49He lit it up, a puff of smoke appeared, and then boom!
25:52Resident Chris Hansen immediately rushed to his neighbor's aid, only to find that Burley had been beheaded.
25:58Hansen later stated that the fireworks came with a warning that read,
26:02If found, please report to the U.S. government.
26:05Authorities are not sure if the firework was bought in a store or homemade,
26:09but they think it was some type of mortar style of firework.
26:13Do you have any 4th of July safety tips? Let us know in the comments.
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