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Ice Chunk Falls From Airplane, Crashes Through Roof

POSTED: 6:37 am EST January 18, 2007
UPDATED: 7:18 am EST January 19, 2007

Penny Meyers was giving her 4-year-old daughter a bath Wednesday night when suddenly something came crashing through the roof.

Meyers said the impact sounded like a wrecking ball coming through their home.

Investigators said they believe the brick-sized block of ice fell from an airplane that took off from nearby Philadelphia International Airport.

“There was a huge explosion in front of my face, and at first I thought it was the television exploding,” she said. “But then I looked up and I saw the giant hole in the roof. I picked up my daughter and ran downstairs because I thought the entire roof was going to cave in.”

Her husband put the ice in his freezer so investigators could examine it. He saved a small chunk so his son could take it to school for show and tell.

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