Man Dies After Being Sucked into MRI Machine Due to Metal Necklace
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Summary
A man wearing a heavy metallic necklace died after being sucked into an MRI machine while his wife was having a scan on her knee. The incident occurred as the magnetic field drew him in due to the metal chain around his neck.
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He waved goodbye to me and went into the room as I was having the MRI on my knee.
Though police have not named the victim, Adrienne Jones-McAllister told local television station News 12 Long Island that it was her husband, Keith, who died.
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