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Volume 35, Issue 2 (March 1990)

ISSN: 0022-1198
Published Online: 1 March 1990
Page Count: 3

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Killer Pop Machines
Spitz, DJ
Pre-med. student, Albion College, Albion, MI

Spitz, WU
Professor of pathology, Wayne State University School of IVledicine, Detroit. MI.


Abstract
Abuse and misuse of soda vending machines has resulted in a considerable number of injuries and deaths. The machines fall forward when rocked or tilted and crush those in front. These accidents are all preventable by a simple and cheap device. There should be a law compelling safety requirements for these machines. This is a report of a recent case in which a young man was crushed to death.

Keywords:
accidents, forensic science, mens rea, pathology and biology, soda vending machines, vending machines

Paper ID: JFS352900490

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