On Oct 13, 11:56*pm, "Gary Plascke" > wrote:
> SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif. *Authorities say a 62-year-old
> employee was cooked to death at a Southern California seafood
> plant for tuna maker Bumble Bee Foods.
>
> The Whittier Daily News reports Jose Melena was found shortly
> before 7 a.m. Thursday at the plant in Santa Fe Springs.
>
> Erika Monterroza is a spokeswoman for the California Division of
> Occupational Safety and Health. She says it's unclear how the
> man ended up inside a cooking device called a "steamer machine."
>
> The state agency has launched an investigation.
>
> Bumble Bee Foods spokesman Pat Menke expressed condolences to
> Melena's family in a written statement. Menke says operations at
> the canning facility will be suspended until Monday.
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/10/13...d-to-death-in-
> steamer-machine-at-california-tuna-plant/?intcmp=obnetwork

I posted this, too. It is apparently unclear how this man wound up
cooking himself. What is abundantly clear is what happens when
saving a nickel here and there affects the kind of worker you get.
Getting in the machine and dying probably is close to impossible,
but he did it.