Alex Sanz|Eyewitness News
Lanesville, Indiana -- An autopsy today confirmed that a man killed in this
Southern Indiana town on Monday was crushed to death by one of his 15 pet
snakes -- a 14-foot long, 100 pound python -- that he'd had for five months.
"He had told family members that he was going back to the area where the
snake was kept to administer medical attention to the reptile," said Mark
Farmer of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. "He was back there
some three hours before he was discovered unresponsive lying on the floor of
the building. [Von Allmen] had anywhere between 10 to 12 years of
experience handling snakes and reptiles so he was fairly well-experienced."
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Lanesville, Indiana -- An autopsy today confirmed that a man killed in this
Southern Indiana town on Monday was crushed to death by one of his 15 pet
snakes -- a 14-foot long, 100 pound python -- that he'd had for five months.
"He had told family members that he was going back to the area where the
snake was kept to administer medical attention to the reptile," said Mark
Farmer of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. "He was back there
some three hours before he was discovered unresponsive lying on the floor of
the building. [Von Allmen] had anywhere between 10 to 12 years of
experience handling snakes and reptiles so he was fairly well-experienced."
I am not good at links but you can go to wthr.com for more
