Minden, LA Explosions – Source ‘Unknown’
Minden, LA explosions.
Published October 18, 2012
On Monday/Tuesday reports started flooding in of a massive explosion in Webster Parrish near Minden LA.
Initial reports indicated that the loud boom and flashes cited by eyewitnesses were caused by a meteor hitting the ground.
This explanation was reinforced by local media pointing out that there was in fact a meteor shower on the night of Monday, October 15th.
Local authorities stated in initial commentary that they had in fact checked with surrounding military installations and munitions and they confirmed to authorities that there had been NO incidents.
In fact, it was the local sheriff I believe who said they were having difficulty identifying the source of the blast
On Tuesday, the 15th….that story had changed.
Research Links:
CERI Seismographs-Memphis
USGS — Data
Helicorder Images for Mid-America
Before it’s news — Mile half mushroom cloud over Minden, LA
Accuweather radar
KSLA
KATCTV
Fox News
US Navy map
Louann salt layer
Paleantological research institute — Louann salt dome
Seismograph 10.14.2012….Detonation signature — Minden area
Map-Bayou Corne & Minden
Before it’s news-oil stench, slicks, boiling
ENENews
http://enenews.com/?s=bayou+corne
Forensic Seismology
White Oak Lake Seismogram 10.15.2012
Reserves in the Louann Salt Dome — Dome Boundries
LA Governor’s office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness-Assumption Update
Minden, LA explosions. On Monday/Tuesday reports started flooding in of a massive explosion in Webster Parrish near Minden LA. Initial reports indicated that the loud boom and flashes cited by eyewitnesses were caused by a meteor hitting the ground. This explanation was reinforced by local media pointing out that there was in fact a meteor shower on the night of Monday, October 15th. Local authorities stated in initial commentary that they had in fact checked with surrounding military installations and munitions and they confirmed to authorities that there had been NO incidents.
