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Watch The Full Philip DeFranco Show: https://www.youtube.com/defranco?sub_... Subscribe for more Quickie News: https://www.youtube.com/defranco?sub_... we need to talk about how this factory making munitions for the U.S. military exploded And it left 16 people presumed d*ad and no survivors. right, and the factory, it was accurate Energetic Systems in Humphreys County, Tennessee, and it's a privately owned facility that processes ammunition and explosives for the Army and Navy. and reportedly they had contracts for products like land mines and smaller breaching charges to get through doors. but then early Friday morning, an explosion completely leveled the building. with The shockwave being felt by residents in a town 20 minutes away. and as far as those living closer, they said they were scared for their lives, with one telling the AP, “I thought the house had collapsed with me inside of it.” right, As far as the facility, it was situated on roughly thirteen hundred acres of rural, wooded area pretty far away from most populated areas. but I mean, with this explosion, you still had charred debris and mangled vehicles littering roughly half a square mile, with some debris being found up to two miles away. right, and Those who live nearby being told that any debris found should be reported to the authorities so that trained professionals can come take care of it. Because again, like, this was not just any factory. it’s essentially like there was an explosion at the explosions factory. that also is exactly the reason why it's going to take a while to get any answers about what actually happened here. right, the authorities They even said that they're moving at a snail's pace, going foot by foot through the explosion site to make sure that it's safe as they look for evidence. and you've got Special Agent Guy McCormick with the ATF saying that there are certified explosives specialists and bomb technicians on the scene to help make sure that the area is safe. and adding, “in a situation like this, what we find is that when these explosives are subject to the event that took place, which is heat, the explosion being thrown, pressure they can change and they can become different than how we know them to act.” and so hopefully we'll have a clearer picture as to how this happened in the near future. especially because you have many wondering, you know, was this an accident or was it foul play? But again, you have local authorities saying that that answer could be weeks or even months out. but as far as the local authorities believing that no one survived here, 16 people presumed d*ad, You had a rapid DNA team being brought onto the scene to identify any remains recovered by investigators. but with all that said, right, regarding what has happened now as far as any accountability, what we've got there is accurate energetic systems releasing a statement on Friday evening calling the explosions a “tragic accident” and saying, “our thoughts and prayers are with the families, coworkers, and community members affected by this incident. we extend our gratitude to all first responders who continue to work tirelessly under difficult conditions.” but here's the key thing, There have been multiple safety concerns that were raised about this specific plant in the past. and in fact, they were slapped with a fine from OSHA back in 2019 for violations related to personal protective equipment, employee exposure to contaminants and inadequate safety training. though officially the company contested the findings and eventually they reached a formal settlement. now that said, there is also a fire back in 2020 that broke out in the same building that exploded with the company at the time Laying the blame on Sammy Creech is a former employee who lives about 12 miles from the site. but Creech also sued for wrongful termination, saying that the investigation into the fire didn't even try getting a statement from him about the situation. right, with Creech saying, “I tried to talk and reason with them. They seemed to enjoy the dismissal. I was very ashamed that I was fired.” right, and that case was eventually dropped during mediation. But we may now see it referenced in the conversation surrounding Friday's explosion in the coming weeks as more information comes out. —————————— Produced by: Cory Ray, Philip DeFranco Edited by: James Girardier, Maxwell Enright, Julie Goldberg, Christian Meeks, Matthew Henry Art Department: William Crespo Writing/Research: Star Pralle, Philip DeFranco ———————————— #Explosion #Tennessee #US