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Daniel Hickling, 32, caused blast after allegedly leaving a hole in piping Lincoln Crown Court told explosion was like a 'jet aircraft crashing' Martyn Moody, 63, suffered serious burns and is scarred for life His wife Teresa, from the Lincolnshire Wolds, had burns to her legs
By Leon Watson
PUBLISHED: 13:22 EST, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:49 EST, 22 May 2013
Plumber Daniel Hickling caused a gas explosion which blew a house off its foundations and injured the owner and his wife
An 'incompetent' plumber caused a gas explosion which blew a house off its foundations and injured the wealthy owner and his wife after botching a simple job, a court was told.
Daniel Hickling, 32, caused the blast described as like a 'jet aircraft crashing' after allegedly leaving a hole in piping which caused gas to leak into the luxury home of Martyn and Teresa Moody.
Hickling cut off and capped the protruding pipe and then buried it under the floor during the conversion of a former kitchen into a dining room, Lincoln Crown Court heard.
But he punctured the pipe and failed to carry out a straightforward test which would have located the leak, it was claimed.
Hours later the Moodys smelt gas and began searching their purpose built mansion located in the pretty hamlet of Nettleton in the Lincolnshire Wolds.
While checking out one of the rooms Mr Moody flicked on a cigarette lighter and the flame ignited a massive explosion which rocked the house.
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'Incompetent' plumber caused a gas explosion which blew home from its foundations and left owners badly burned
An explosion tore apart a parked car in Vancouver's West End this morning, although no injuries were reported.
Fire and Rescue Services Capt. Gabe Roder says the explosion was triggered when the car's owner, a plumber who had stored a torch with an acetylene tank in his vehicle, used a remote key fob to unlock the door.
The resulting fireball shredded the vehicle and hurled debris more than 100 metres, with the car's hood suspended high in a tree while the windshield was tossed half a block in the opposite direction.
Vancouver police Const. Brian Montague says the vehicle was parked and unoccupied at the time of the explosion.
It happened just before 7 a.m. PT, when witnesses report hearing a large boom some from several blocks away.
"There was this earth-shattering explosion and I heard some glasses breaking that made me jump out of my bed," said Salman Kabir, who is staying in an apartment right above the blast.
"And I looked out and basically saw that car with a lot of fire. So it was an exploded car. At first I wasn't sure what was going on cause I was in shock."
The blast threw glass and debris in all directions and even shattered apartment windows up to 12 storeys above the explosion.
Debris from a Toyota Matrix littered the area at Nicola and Robson streets, and was even found in some nearby suites.
Montague says there are no reports of serious injuries on the street or in any of the many apartment buildings within metres of the explosion.
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The trick is to find a name that pops up more than once. Also, make sure your new plumber is licensed/insured and gives you a price up front.
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