Bonfire Collapse Kills Students

Bonfire Collapse Kills Students

Texas A&M University once held an annual bonfire tradition. However, in 1999, tragedy struck when the Aggie Bonfire collapsed during construction, killing 12 students. The incident led to multiple lawsuits and the eventual cancellation of the tradition, as the university could not afford the projected $2 million annual insurance costs.

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