The lawsuit claims that the entry door's design poses a risk to those who lock and close it and would close with a force of 2,000 pounds.
A Nebraska Youtuber who bought a former missile silo in York, Neb., is now accused of negligence that led to the death of a man who was helping renovate it.According to a lawsuit filed in Douglas County District Court, Mary Arkfeld is suing YouTuber, Andrew Flair, 26, and three of his companies in Omaha, Neb. for the negligence that led to the death of her husband.
Arkfeld claims in her lawsuit, filed in Aug., that Flair's negligence caused the death of her husband, Joeseph M. Arkfeld, 55, back in Dec. 2022, at Flair's abandoned missile silo. To open it, the lawsuit says, you had to manipulate an "unnecessary and unreasonable combination of metal rods, jumper cables, a car battery, a super winch 2500, a pulley system, various hooks, and a rusted stairway railing."
On this occasion, the lawsuit says, Joseph was alone and had instructions to lock the door when he left. It is said that he received "inadequate instructions as to how to lock the door"
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