HOUSTON (CN) – Before their house exploded, a gas company worker told homeowners that all they needed to do was open the windows to take care of the odor of gas, the couple claims in Harris County Court. Joe and Mary Rocha say the Centerpoint Energy worker ignored obvious signs of a gas leak. The
HOUSTON (CN) – Before their house exploded, a gas company worker told homeowners that all they needed to do was open the windows to take care of the odor of gas, the couple claims in Harris County Court. Joe and Mary Rocha say the Centerpoint Energy worker ignored obvious signs of a gas leak. The
HOUSTON (CN) – Before their house exploded, a gas company worker told homeowners that all they needed to do was open the windows to take care of the odor of gas, the couple claims in Harris County Court. Joe and Mary Rocha say the Centerpoint Energy worker ignored obvious signs of a gas leak. The
HOUSTON (CN) – Before their house exploded, a gas company worker told homeowners that all they needed to do was open the windows to take care of the odor of gas, the couple claims in Harris County Court. Joe and Mary Rocha say the Centerpoint Energy worker ignored obvious signs of a gas leak. The
HOUSTON (CN) – Before their house exploded, a gas company worker told homeowners that all they needed to do was open the windows to take care of the odor of gas, the couple claims in Harris County Court. Joe and Mary Rocha say the Centerpoint Energy worker ignored obvious signs of a gas leak. The
