Cause of deadly home explosion that killed father of NFLer Caleb Farley released - Wednesday, August 30
A natural gas leak caused last week's Mooresville home explosion that killed the father of Tennessee Titans player Caleb Farley, Iredell County investigators revealed Tuesday. The Iredell County Fire Marshal's Office said the explosion was triggered by natural gas with an unknown point of origin. While investigators were able to make that determination, the office said the instability of the home's remaining structure prevented them from investigating the cause and origin of the explosion. Robert Farley, 61, died in the explosion while another person at the home, identified as 25-year-old family friend Christian Rogers, suffered a concussion and was treated at a Charlotte hospital. READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/local/mooresville-nc-home-explosion-chris-caleb-farley-local-news/275-e43a78c3-914f-461a-aa4b-2d198c662fc1
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A natural gas leak caused last week's Mooresville home explosion that killed the father of Tennessee Titans player Caleb Farley, Iredell County investigators revealed Tuesday.
The Iredell County Fire Marshal's Office said the explosion was triggered by natural gas with an unknown point of origin. While investigators were able to make that determination, the office said the instability of the home's remaining structure prevented them from investigating the cause and origin of the explosion.
Robert Farley, 61, died in the explosion while another person at the home, identified as 25-year-old family friend Christian Rogers, suffered a concussion and was treated at a Charlotte hospital.
READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/local/mooresville-nc-home-explosion-chris-caleb-farley-local-news/275-e43a78c3-914f-461a-aa4b-2d198c662fc1