Man's Explosive Meltdown: Devastating Consequences

0:00On April 8th, a 58-year-old man named Paul Saulway just got hit with an 11-year prison sentence for blowing up his partner's house in, Derby. Last June 10th, in Alveston, he leaked gas from a pipe and lit a chair on fire right after she kicked him out. The blast wrecked the front of the terrorist home on Eden Street, hurling debris into the street. Earlier this week at Derby Crown Court, Saulway admitted six counts of reckless property damage that put lives at risk. He was linking in from prison, still recovering from his own severe burns that left him in a coma. Video from police shows the house exploding toward a passing car. His partner, Joanne Waterfall, lost everything, no insurance, just one outfit to her name. She says he's shown zero remorse and plotted revenge. Neighbors faced thousands and damages. Two homes got fully demolished, leaving families and council housing and one woman grieving her for-generation. Family house. The judge called the effects devastating on the whole community. No one escaped unscathed.

1:01Saulway now faces a restraining order, barring contact with Waterfall. Police know he's off the streets, but families are still rebuilding nearly a year later. This case hits hard, showing how one meltdown can shatter lives and streets alike. Stay safe out there folks.