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Woman dies after arm gets stuck in clothing drop-off box

NATALIE -- A Northumberland County woman died Sunday after a step stool on which she was standing collapsed and her arm became caught in the door of a clothing drop-off box along Route 54 in Natalie.

JudithPermar
Judith Permar (via Facebook)

County Coroner James F. Kelley said following an autopsy Monday Judith Permar, 56, of Mount Carmel, died from blunt force trauma but she also suffered hypothermia.

Permar's left arm became stuck with her feet off the ground when the step stool she was standing on collapsed, he said. It was her step stool, he said.

Her injuries included a broken arm and wrist, the coroner said.

It is believed Permar, who was described as short, went to the drop off box about 2 a.m. Sunday, Kelley said. She was discovered about 8:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at the scene, he said.

nafod wrote:

Woman dies after arm gets stuck in clothing drop-off box

NATALIE -- A Northumberland County woman died Sunday after a step stool on which she was standing collapsed and her arm became caught in the door of a clothing drop-off box along Route 54 in Natalie.

JudithPermar
Judith Permar (via Facebook)

County Coroner James F. Kelley said following an autopsy Monday Judith Permar, 56, of Mount Carmel, died from blunt force trauma but she also suffered hypothermia.

Permar's left arm became stuck with her feet off the ground when the step stool she was standing on collapsed, he said. It was her step stool, he said.

Her injuries included a broken arm and wrist, the coroner said.

It is believed Permar, who was described as short, went to the drop off box about 2 a.m. Sunday, Kelley said. She was discovered about 8:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at the scene, he said.

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nafod wrote:

Woman dies after arm gets stuck in clothing drop-off box

NATALIE -- A Northumberland County woman died Sunday after a step stool on which she was standing collapsed and her arm became caught in the door of a clothing drop-off box along Route 54 in Natalie.

JudithPermar
Judith Permar (via Facebook)

County Coroner James F. Kelley said following an autopsy Monday Judith Permar, 56, of Mount Carmel, died from blunt force trauma but she also suffered hypothermia.

Permar's left arm became stuck with her feet off the ground when the step stool she was standing on collapsed, he said. It was her step stool, he said.

Her injuries included a broken arm and wrist, the coroner said.

It is believed Permar, who was described as short, went to the drop off box about 2 a.m. Sunday, Kelley said. She was discovered about 8:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at the scene, he said.

Neighbor?

nafod wrote:

DikTracy6000 wrote:

nafod wrote:

Woman dies after arm gets stuck in clothing drop-off box

NATALIE -- A Northumberland County woman died Sunday after a step stool on which she was standing collapsed and her arm became caught in the door of a clothing drop-off box along Route 54 in Natalie.

JudithPermar
Judith Permar (via Facebook)

County Coroner James F. Kelley said following an autopsy Monday Judith Permar, 56, of Mount Carmel, died from blunt force trauma but she also suffered hypothermia.

Permar's left arm became stuck with her feet off the ground when the step stool she was standing on collapsed, he said. It was her step stool, he said.

Her injuries included a broken arm and wrist, the coroner said.

It is believed Permar, who was described as short, went to the drop off box about 2 a.m. Sunday, Kelley said. She was discovered about 8:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at the scene, he said.

Neighbor?

No, but article in nearby newspaper.

Two AM at a clothing bin with your arms stuck down in there kind of suggests clothing going the other direction.

Shafpocalypse Now wrote:Seem to me she was trying to get some free clothes? I mean, you open the box and drop shit in, there's no reason to stick your arm in

A Northumberland County, Pa., woman died after her arm got caught in the door of a clothing drop-off box while she was apparently removing bags from the container, and she was left dangling with her feet off the ground.

Bags filled with clothes and shoes littered the ground and her Hummer was parked nearby with the engine still running, he said.
The police had received reports in November of a woman with a black Hummer who was removing bags from the bin, he added.

Shafpocalypse Now wrote:In this ladies favor, a huge number of these drop off boxes are for profit...where they collect crap people don't want then ship enmass to somewhere they can sell it. Maybe she was grabbing this shit out of the for profit boxes, and taking it to local charities, who have taken a hit due to them.

Cave Canem wrote:

Shafpocalypse Now wrote:In this ladies favor, a huge number of these drop off boxes are for profit...where they collect crap people don't want then ship enmass to somewhere they can sell it. Maybe she was grabbing this shit out of the for profit boxes, and taking it to local charities, who have taken a hit due to them.

The stuff you put in drop boxes doesn't go to charities. Nobody wants to wear your nasty, discarded shit especially after it's been moldering in your local homeless Hilton. It goes to a processing plant where the stuff is weighed. The plant pays the charity a small fee based on weight. Items get sorted with a particular eye out for denim. The stuff is baled and then shipped overseas where it is recycled. THey've got a ton of uses for it including ending up in the seat cushions of your BMW or Mercedes. I had to do an inspection a few years ago at the charity box king of Brooklyn.