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Worker bursts into flames on top of Dallas building

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Saturday, February 27, 2016
Man bursts into flames on top of Dallas building

DALLAS, TX (KTRK) -- A man burst into flames on the roof of a building in Dallas.

Firefighters say he touched a transformer and was electrocuted.

They found his burned body on top of the eight-story building yesterday.

They do believe he worked there, but it is not clear why he was on the roof.

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