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Clarence Burns was furious when he found his son and three other boys making bombs in his Bristol, Conn., basement. He yelled at the boys to "find something else to do," and that somebody could have a hand blown off. The boys went to another house. There, 15-year-old Ryan DiBiase detonated a bomb and later bled to death. DiBiase's mother is now appealing a ruling that no judge or jury could find Burns willfully caused the boy to be injured.
June 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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