Holladay homeowner apologizes to neighbors for home explosion
The owner of a Holladay home where dynamite was detonated Wednesday morning is apologizing to neighbors for the damage to their homes and disruption to their lives.
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The owner of a Holladay home where dynamite was detonated Wednesday morning is apologizing to neighbors for the damage to their homes and disruption to their lives.
Tuesday night Robert Eliasoff and many others were told to evacuate after old dynamite was found at a home near 6200 South and 2300 East Tuesday morning.
A chimney and the smell of smoke was all that remained of a home in Holladay Wednesday after a significant amount of old dynamite was discovered inside.
Hazmat crews had to detonate old explosives that were found in a Utah home yesterday morning, after evacuating nearby houses.
Officials said that calling the owner of the home in Utah a "collector of fine explosives would not be an understatement."