[Bill]

I would think.Thats a huge project, chances are someone was going to die from it.

The ceiling panels fell because a steel tieback, holding a 40-foot ceiling section in place, gave way, Amorello said.

"There was a snapping sound heard," Amorello said. "One of the tile panels from the roof released. It caused a series of panels to be released."

Amorello said he was confident that section, about 200 feet in all, was the only area of the Big Dig where that type of tieback was used. The ceiling panels were erected in 1999 and the tiebacks were bolted to a concrete ceiling.

"Any responsible party will be held accountable for what happened," Amorello said. "This is an unacceptable, horrible tragedy."

He said the contractor was Modern Continental. There was no answer early Tuesday at the company's office.


200 feet is alot of straps to replace.....someone's in deep doo-doo.

The victims were identified by State Police Tuesday as Milena Delvalle, 38, and Angel Delvalle, 46. Delvalle was treated for minor injuries.

sounds like the newly widowed dood is gonna have a lot of free cash to spend at the strip clubs.