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Mystery blob eating downtown - LA Daily News www.dailynews.com/news/ci_3529716
19 hours ago - A mysterious black blob attacked downtown Los Angeles on Monday with a tar- like goo that oozed from manholes, buckled a street and unmoored a Raymond ...
cbs2.com... CBS) LOS ANGELES Residents of a downtown Los Angeles apartment building have been evacuated after oil began oozing into their basement, and out of cracks and manhole covers along their street. Authorities say they think the problem occurred because workers at a petroleum drilling site two blocks away were shooting high pressure hot water into old wells to blast out leftover crude. A bulge in the street (South Olive Street) began to subside and the oil seepage slowed when the Saint James Oil Company stopped pumping in the water. Residents of the three-story apartment building say they began smelling a pungent odor shortly after midnight yesterday..... More, and video, at the link!
Originally posted by isyeye
Mystery blob eating downtown - LA Daily News www.dailynews.com/news/ci_3529716
19 hours ago - A mysterious black blob attacked downtown Los Angeles on Monday with a tar- like goo that oozed from manholes, buckled a street and unmoored a Raymond ...
www.dailynews.com...
Does anyone know anything about this?
I happened to come across this in a search on Google for something else.
If you go to the dailynews.com site it says that the article has been removed.
I can't find any additional information about this.
Is this just some sort of hoax and that's the reason they pulled the story,
or is there something more to the story?
Sorry for the lack of sources, but this is the only place on the internet I found talking about this in an hour of searching. I'm hoping that someone may have read the article before it was removed, or that someone that lives in LA knows what this is about.
The St. James Oil Corp., which ran a pumping station for oil and water injection wells nearby, was charged with causing the oily ooze and agreed to pay for the cleanup
Originally posted by randyvs
Could have something to do with La Brea tar pits or even long beach oil fields.