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“My mom saw the flames out the window and said, ‘Oh look, Grandpa is lighting the barbecue,’” said his granddaughter Mandee Webster. “My aunt turned around and said, ‘No, it’s him that’s on fire.’”
His family inside the home, and great-grandchildren outside the home, all saw the flames break out, and rushed to his side to help him. They yelled at him to get on the ground, to drop and roll.
“He is a big guy who has had a double knee replacement, and he kept saying, ‘I can’t, I can’t,’” Mandee Webster said. Members of his family found a blanket that happened to be outside and helped to get him down and to put the fire out.
“He was only on fire for a minute, maybe two minutes at the very most,” Mandee Webster said. “It all happened super fast.”
https://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/s...5886e.html
His family inside the home, and great-grandchildren outside the home, all saw the flames break out, and rushed to his side to help him. They yelled at him to get on the ground, to drop and roll.
“He is a big guy who has had a double knee replacement, and he kept saying, ‘I can’t, I can’t,’” Mandee Webster said. Members of his family found a blanket that happened to be outside and helped to get him down and to put the fire out.
“He was only on fire for a minute, maybe two minutes at the very most,” Mandee Webster said. “It all happened super fast.”
https://www.heraldextra.com/news/local/s...5886e.html
Only old people.
Spanish Fork man dies after catching fire while barbecuing 
