Human Waste Lands in Family's Backyard From Sky
- 11 years ago
A family in Mississauga, Canada was disgusted after finding what they believed to be human waste in their backyard. Their pool tarp was covered in brown spots along with sections of the garden and patio.
You never know what might fall from the sky. A family in Mississauga, Canada was disgusted after finding what they believed to be human waste in their backyard.
The woman of the house was sitting on her patio when she heard a splash and looked around. Her pool tarp was covered in brown spots and so were the sections of her garden and patio.
She found some brown pieces floating in the pool.The woman placed her finger in the water and smelled it. She claimed it was feces.
The family home is along the flight path to Toronto Pearson International Airport Authorities from Transport Canada are looking into the incident to see if the waste is from a plane.
Fecal matter does occasionally fall from aircrafts. When the waste lands, the substance is nicely named ‘Blue Ice’. It forms when a leak develops in tanks that store passengers’ waste.
The family will mostly likely have to pay approximately $5,000 for damages resulting from the incident.
You never know what might fall from the sky. A family in Mississauga, Canada was disgusted after finding what they believed to be human waste in their backyard.
The woman of the house was sitting on her patio when she heard a splash and looked around. Her pool tarp was covered in brown spots and so were the sections of her garden and patio.
She found some brown pieces floating in the pool.The woman placed her finger in the water and smelled it. She claimed it was feces.
The family home is along the flight path to Toronto Pearson International Airport Authorities from Transport Canada are looking into the incident to see if the waste is from a plane.
Fecal matter does occasionally fall from aircrafts. When the waste lands, the substance is nicely named ‘Blue Ice’. It forms when a leak develops in tanks that store passengers’ waste.
The family will mostly likely have to pay approximately $5,000 for damages resulting from the incident.