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WILD: Car Intentionally Launched Into Home’s Second Floor Bedroom


In a jaw-dropping incident reminiscent of an action flick, a car was purposely propelled into the air before crashing through the roof of a two-story Pennsylvania home, where it dangled perilously from a second-floor bedroom.

The dramatic event unfolded on Sunday afternoon, leaving locals and authorities astonished at the unbelievable spectacle.

At approximately 3:15 p.m., emergency responders from the Junction Fire Company were dispatched to Alfarata Road in Decatur Township, where the shocking crash occurred. Upon arrival, they were met with an astonishing sight: a Toyota Corolla had become lodged onto the home’s roof and had pierced through a dormer, creating a gaping hole in the side of the house.

The driver somehow managed to exit the vehicle and was transported to a local hospital for medical evaluation. Remarkably, none of the occupants within the home suffered harm from the shocking incident.

Astounding photographs shared by the fire company captured the sheer intensity of the crash. The images displayed the Corolla perched atop the lower roof over the front porch, its front end severely damaged and wedged into the now-askew dormer. Fragments of shattered wood littered the roof and the yard below, creating a surreal scene.

From an internal vantage point, another photograph revealed the interior of the car juxtaposed with the external world. The wall of what was once a room adorned with plaid wallpaper was now nonexistent, replaced by the sight of the Corolla’s side within the dwelling.

The aftermath of the crash was strewn with debris and destruction. Broken wood and construction materials covered the floor, alongside remnants of an old treadmill that remarkably remained upright. A displaced bed added to the chaos, flipped onto its side in the midst of the wreckage.

Swift action was taken by emergency personnel to stabilize the structure and prevent further collapse. Homeowners worked with responders to cover the void with a tarp, a precautionary measure in anticipation of impending storms.

The circumstances surrounding the crash took an unexpected turn when Pennsylvania State Police announced that the incident was not merely an accident. Investigators from the state’s law enforcement agency shared their findings, revealing that a deliberate act was behind the astounding crash. State troopers disclosed that their investigation led to the conclusion that the crash was intentional, and charges were pending against the driver responsible for the astonishing event.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)



8 Responses

  1. The byline under the story credits YWN, but somehow I doubt it. I’ve never seen an article written by YWN staff that uses such eloquent and flowery language such as ” cover the void with a tarp” and “juxtaposed with the external world”. Are you SURE you guys wrote this article or are you just averse to disclosing what the original source is?

  2. I still fail to recognize the relevance of this “news” story to either the yeshiva velt or just the state of the world in general, either politically, economically or socially that might be of interest to the yeshiva velt.

  3. Gadolhadorah
    I’ll let you in on a secret we at the yeshiva world had space for one more news article. We had a choice of a real juicy piece of gossip or this news item. We chose this one.

  4. I’ll tell you one more piece of news I don’t work for YWN. but I figured that would be the best answr to your question question.

  5. Sounds like a case of domestic violence.

    To answer ” GadolHatorah”‘s question, the owner of the farm home, must have created a security barrier or a way to stop cars from sppeding and hitting his animals.

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