On March 19, 1972, Robert Burrows was assisting his neighbors, Katherine and Richard Hawkins, who were attempting to erect a television antenna on the roof of their rented house. Burrows was standing on the ground holding the antenna's base when its upper end touched Delmarva Power & Light Company's (Delmarva) uninsulated high voltage wires, one of which ran, according to Mr. Hawkins, over the eave of...
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