In BC, a woman fell asleep at the wheel of her car on the way home from work. She plummeted off an embankment and was killed instantly when her SUV exploded.
In Toronto a woman was killed when the furnace in her house exploded, disintegrating the home and leaving, oddly, only her shoes and some teeth to mark that she had even been in the house.
In St. John's, a man was nearly cut in half by a collision with a tractor trailer on a stretch of highway not known for accidents. He simply veered into the wrong lane at the wrong time.
All these deaths occurred at varying times of the day. No connection was ever made between them other than they were all considered unfortunate accidents.
In Toronto a woman was killed when the furnace in her house exploded, disintegrating the home and leaving, oddly, only her shoes and some teeth to mark that she had even been in the house.
In St. John's, a man was nearly cut in half by a collision with a tractor trailer on a stretch of highway not known for accidents. He simply veered into the wrong lane at the wrong time.
All these deaths occurred at varying times of the day. No connection was ever made between them other than they were all considered unfortunate accidents.
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