Massive Explosion Levels Home Owned by Tennessee Titans Cornerback Caleb Farley
Mooresville, North Carolina – In a shocking turn of events, a multimillion-dollar home owned by Tennessee Titans cornerback Caleb Farley was completely leveled in a massive explosion early Tuesday morning. The incident resulted in the tragic death of one person, identified as 61-year-old Robert Farley, while another individual sustained non-life-threatening injuries, according to Iredell County Emergency Management Director Kent Greene.
Authorities arrived at the scene to find Farley, 24, speaking to them about the devastating blast. Fortunately, Farley was not present at the time of the explosion, as confirmed by Greene. The investigation into the cause of the explosion is still ongoing, leaving many questions unanswered.
The home, valued at just over $2 million according to property records, was reduced to rubble in the aftermath of the explosion. The sheer force of the blast left no stone unturned, leaving authorities to sift through the debris in search of any clues that may shed light on the incident.
Caleb Farley, a first-round pick by the Titans from Virginia Tech in 2021, has faced numerous setbacks in his professional football career due to injuries. Limited to just three games in his rookie season and nine games last year, Farley’s focus has now shifted from the field to the aftermath of this devastating event.
Farley, who hails from Maiden, North Carolina, approximately 25 miles east of Mooresville, was a standout quarterback during his time at Maiden High School. His rise to prominence in the football world has been marred by unfortunate circumstances, and this latest incident only adds to the challenges he has faced.
As the investigation continues, authorities are working tirelessly to determine the cause of the explosion and bring closure to the affected individuals. The community stands in solidarity with Caleb Farley during this difficult time, offering support and condolences to him and his family.
ABC News’ Ahmad Hemingway contributed to this report.
