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To stay strong the way he did. i just -- i wasn't there and i couldn't control myself. i don't know how he did it. >> reporter: farm accidents are as old as the wheel. bad things just happen sometimes. still, sheriff's investigators scoured the area, taking photos and collecting every bit of debris they could find, whether it looked like it was from an electrical box or not. >> one of our jobs for the jurisdiction is to investigate all industrial accidents. >> reporter: because, said then sheriff's detective dave salm, in colusa county the sheriff does double duty as the county coroner. >> osh...

Autopsy, too, routine of course. >> told us that the victim had been electrocuted. he had been burned and he had been near an explosion. >> reporter: pacific gas and electric sent a team over, which confirmed it looked like an accident and, sadly, not unique. >> he said, well, we've seen stuff similar to this. what might happen is the operator will get into the panel with a tool for some reason and cross the leads with that tool and cause a plasma type of explosion and that could have been what happened here. the other thing he did say is we've never seen anything this big. >> reporter: this i...

As old as the wheel. bad things just happen sometimes. still, sheriff's investigators scoured the area taking photos and collecting every bit of debris they could find. whether it looked like it was from an electrical box or not. >> one of our jobs for the jurisdiction is to investigate all industrial accidents. >> reporter: because, said then sheriff's detective dave sun, in caloosa county, the sheriff does double duty as the county coroner. >> will eventually take over that investigation if it's determined to be that type of thing. >> reporter: it was an autopsy, too. routine, of course. >> ...