FIREBALL JUDGEMENT 

A TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR JUDGMENT FOR A YOUNG WOMAN WHO SURVIVED A DEADLY ACCIDENT INVOLVING A RIDE AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR. 
KEZIAH LEWIS WAS ON THE FIREBALL RIDE WHEN IT BROKE APART NEARLY SEVEN YEARS AGO ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE FAIR. SHE WAS WITH HER BOYFRIEND TYLER JARRELL, WHO WAS KILLED, WHILE SEVERAL OTHERS WERE SEVERELY HURT. A NEW JERSEY COURT AWARDED 78-MILLION DOLLARS TO FOUR INJURED PARTIES WHERE KEZIAH WILL RECEIVE A PORTION OF THAT FOR THE PAIN AND SUFFERING SHE'S ENDURED SINCE 2017. KMG IS THE RIDE MANUFACTURER. MEANTIME SEAN ALTO WITH COOPER ELLIOTT SAYS THE JUDGMENT PROVES KMG WAS AWARE OF THE DEFECT IN THE FIREBALL RIDE AS EARLY AS 2012 AND FAILED TO ALERT RIDE OWNERS NATIONWIDE.