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http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2012/11/new-madrid-state-indiana-has-two-explosions-days-apartmore-methane-2494130.html
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http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/local/east_central/explosion-levels-home
and from Energy News......
One witness says his home "teeter-tottered" on its foundation. Bonnie Hensley, Indianapolis fire public information, told CNN that there's "Extensive damage for over a block each way from the exploded houses." The Department of Homeland Security is on the scene. According to Indy Fire Department scanner chatter, there are two homes that are flattened, windows in homes as far as several blocks away were blown out. They believe there are still residents trapped in one or more of the residences. Neighbors immediately rushed to the aid of victims. 200 homes are now being evacuated to Mary Bryan Elementary School. IndyGo buses are helping to transport evacuees.
Witness and citizen rescuer Kirk McDonald said, "It was a loud explosion. The whole house shook, things falling off the wall. I could see insulation falling out of the sky. The house that blew up, there was nothing left of it but sticks." When he heard screaming from a home, a man, woman, and two children, he ran to help. "I went inside to help the people out. As we got her out, the whole house was catching fire," McDonald said. "We had to dig off two-by-fours, siding." Responders are asking for people to bring in food, baby diapers, wipes, and formula to local fire departments. Red Cross is en route to the disaster.
UPDATE, Nov. 12
. . . . U.S. Rep. Andre Carson, who represents the area, said he had been told a bomb or meth lab explosion had been ruled out.
Dan Able, a 58-year-old state employee who lives across the street from the flattened homes, was puzzled by the blast.
“I’m wondering about all the possibilities it could be,” he said. “I don’t know how a gas leak could do that kind of damage.”
“We just don’t know” what the cause was, said police spokesman Kendale Adams. “We’re working to get to the bottom of it.” . . . .
Dan Able, a 58-year-old state employee who lives across the street from the flattened homes, was puzzled by the blast.
“I’m wondering about all the possibilities it could be,” he said. “I don’t know how a gas leak could do that kind of damage.”
“We just don’t know” what the cause was, said police spokesman Kendale Adams. “We’re working to get to the bottom of it.” . . . .
Idahopickers: Indianapolis EXPLOSION: NOT Gas Explosion
what a gas pipeline explosion looks like San Bruno, CA
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New Madrid State Indiana Has Two Explosions Days Apart~More Methane ?
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Explosion levels home in Shelby County
http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/local/east_central/explosion-levels-homeand from Energy News......
KION/KCBA: The Indianapolis Fire Department said late Saturday night an explosion destroyed two homes and damaged dozens of others. The explosion happened on the 8400 block of Field Fair Way and Towhees Drive. Dispatchers said there was a gas explosion on the south side of the city. [...] There’s extensive damage to homes surrounding the explosion site.
Tristate: An apparent gas explosion rocks an Indianapolis neighborhood [...] Smoke and flames filled the air. Local Authorities and Homeland Security are investigating the blast, which sent debris flying into the air. Fire crews say there is extensive damage in the neighborhood.
WISHTV: Citizens Energy shut off gas to all the homes in the subdivision and investigated potential gas issues in the neighborhood. An official said the company had received no reports of an odor of gas in the area, and no gas leaks had been discovered as of early Sunday morning.
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Disaster in Indiana: Details Emerging Fast, Homeland Security on Scene
November 11, 2012 02:00 AM EST (Updated: November 11, 2012 02:55 AM EST)
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There is a huge disaster in Indiana, from what appears to be a natural gas explosion. Witnesses in Indianapolis say they saw metal debris falling from the sky. What is known is that so far, six homes have been destroyed, two from explosion and four from fire. The explosion happened about 11:10 p.m. in the 8400 block of Fieldfare Way, near Sherman Drive between County Line Road and Stop 11 Road. It was heard from miles away.
One witness says his home "teeter-tottered" on its foundation. Bonnie Hensley, Indianapolis fire public information, told CNN that there's "Extensive damage for over a block each way from the exploded houses." The Department of Homeland Security is on the scene. According to Indy Fire Department scanner chatter, there are two homes that are flattened, windows in homes as far as several blocks away were blown out. They believe there are still residents trapped in one or more of the residences. Neighbors immediately rushed to the aid of victims. 200 homes are now being evacuated to Mary Bryan Elementary School. IndyGo buses are helping to transport evacuees.
Witness and citizen rescuer Kirk McDonald said, "It was a loud explosion. The whole house shook, things falling off the wall. I could see insulation falling out of the sky. The house that blew up, there was nothing left of it but sticks." When he heard screaming from a home, a man, woman, and two children, he ran to help. "I went inside to help the people out. As we got her out, the whole house was catching fire," McDonald said. "We had to dig off two-by-fours, siding." Responders are asking for people to bring in food, baby diapers, wipes, and formula to local fire departments. Red Cross is en route to the disaster.
*The latest word is that they have confirmed it was not a plane crash.
*Arson investigators are now in charge of the scene.
*Power company was just ordered to cut power to the entire subdivision.
For more details on the disaster in Indiana, along with a live feed of the scene from WISHTV, clickhere.
Users on Twitter are speculating why DHS was on scene so fast; some claiming this was a drone strike or other conspiracy. Hashtag #indyboom and #indyexplosion for info.
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