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Many people have different theories on what happened that day, | |
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| 1. | Some people just can't believe that one tornado did all this damage |
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| so instead of thinking 1 did it they all believe that a series of tornados did. | |
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If this theory was true then it would answer a lot of questions | |
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| why the Tri-State tornado was so destructive, and why it lasted so long. | ||
| This theory is extremely likely as every other tornado | ||
| that has come close to being as destructive or last as long has been | ||
| a group of tornados. | ||
| 2. | This theory is the one that most people believe, this is the theory that | |
| only 1 tornado hit all those towns. Although this theory cannot be proven | ||
| It's the most likely, even though it may be hard to believe since the world | ||
| has hardly ever seen this much destruction from just one tornado | ||
| At the moment scientists are pretty sure it was only 1 tornado, but they cant completely prove it | ||
| and this is why there is so much confusion about the tri-state tornado. | ||
| 3. | The final theory is that the tornado actually didn't do much damage but instead it was the fires that | |
| followed that did the most damage and this is why Parrish was left in ashes. | ||
| One of the people that survived said "I could see the fire approaching from | ||
| a mile away, it was a huge light the scaled the ground." | ||
| So whichever theory you think is correct you can back up or tell me about why you think it is correct | ||
| but until its proven its just a theory. | ||