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<p>This came in at <a href="http://www.10zenmonkeys.com/2008/12/19/death-at-christmas/">Number 5</a> on ZenMonkeys:</p>
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<p>Christmas Eve midnight mass in Temoaya, Mexico in 1953 had just finished. Three thousand worshippers were peacefully filing out when someone tripped over the wrong wire. There was a bright blue flash, and then total darkness. All sense of peace and goodwill toward men vanished as the crowd transformed into a panic-stricken mob stampeding from the sanctuary. By the time the lights came on a few minutes later, 23 people were dead and over 200 injured.</p>
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