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Richard Tyson killed after falling from forklift in Deerfield, MA.
On Thursday, August 19, 24-year-old Richard Tyson, from
Springfield, was killed after falling from a forklift while at work in
Deerfield, MA.Tyson was working at a
warehouse owned by Yankee Candle Company when the incident occurred.According to local news stories, at roughly
4:30 a.m., Tyson was working on a forklift when he somehow fell off of it.He landed on the ground approximately 30 feet
below and suffered serious injuries.Paramedics rushed him to a nearby hospital, but he was pronounced dead
shortly after arrival.Police and
company officials are investigating the accident, trying to determine how Tyson
fell.
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Wrongful Death Attorney Michael Grossman
| Posted on:
9/2/2010
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Victoria Brown said:
Rick was my cousin. His death has flipped my life upside down. His Son, His Daughter, His Fiance, his parents, everyone who truely loved him now have to suffer without him.
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