The investigation into the massive barn fire that killed nearly 4,000 hogs on a Lynn Township farm over the weekend continued Monday, while the farm’s owner began the grim task of burying the animals’ burned carcasses, a state Department of Environmental Protection official said.
Source: Morningcall
Grim task of burying 4,000 hogs killed in Lynn Township fire begins
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