Massive explosion levels three homes in St. Louis

https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/several-homes-on-fire-after-explosion-in-north-st-louis-county/

One home explodes, houses on either side burn down, 20 houses deemed unlivable.

Gas company said they hadn't detected any leaks, but could be an appliance had a leak or something. I asked a friend who works for the gas company and he said nobody really knows what caused it.

Heres whats even weirder:

Back in May of this year, so just a few months ago, another house in north StL exploded and they claim some guy was making "homemade fireworks."

https://spectrumlocalnews.com/mo/st-louis/news/2025/05/29/one-person-dead-after-homemade-fireworks-explosion-in-florissant

Here is another similar case from 2022, same area:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.firstalert4.com/2025/07/07/fireworks-manufacturer-pleads-guilty-after-explosion-killed-4-st-louis-county/%3foutputType=amp

I don't think this pattern is what they're saying it is. I don't know what to make of it, but something is off.

>>23509691

Just from knowing St. Louis, my gut tells me the news isn't giving the real reasons behind these similar cases. Back when all those food processing places were "catching fire" I remember thinking that it had to be coordinated. Two things come to mind:

1. Insurance fraud. Somehow maybe there is a kind of "explosion insurance" that pays off really high.

1. Destruction of evidence. If a pedo knows they're about to get arrested or caught, a story like this would probably cover that. Police don't want copycats, so they would never report it that way. The second explosion mentioned, the guy has the same name as someone on the sex offender registry. Couldn't verify this, but with more digging could be checked.

1. Domestic terrorism/bad guys having poor procedure and accidentally blowing up while making bombs. Wouldn't get reported for the same copycat reasoning.

1. Appliances shipped from China with known defects in the gas lines. China probably knows the equation for if it happens too many times they'd recall them but under a certain amount they wouldn't. This seems unlikely because of how localized the explosions are to one specific small area. Maybe someone working at an appliance place or as an appliance repairman could do it, but that seems far fetched.

Love to hear anon theories, as this pattern is both very obvious, but seems illogical/no explanation on the surface.

>>23509801

I noticed this also, how the explosion was extremely percussive. Someone smarter than be could take the audio and upload it to AI and have AI identify it on acoustic signature. Maybe we'd see its a weapon of some type. Ukraine seems to really want their war to continue… this was near the airport.