What is this?

[k0ua]

Looks like you nailed it! It is conceivable that a gas cylinder could take off like a rocket and embed itself in the wall of a trailer house. I know that gas cylinders have been known to take off when the valves are accidentally broken or damaged.

Whoops! wonder where that went?.... "wasn't me... I don't know nuffins about no gas cylinder"

 

[JasperFrank]

I think someone at a nearby facility needs to fess up about what went wrong in the decommissioning of an air bag cylinder. And stop wasting time, and money, looking at railroads and airliners: That would be a bright idea.

 

[Jstpssng]

I think someone at a nearby facility needs to fess up about what went wrong in the decommissioning of an air bag cylinder. And stop wasting time, and money, looking at railroads and airliners: That would be a bright idea.

You are probably right. I did like my answer better though. :laughing: I knew that it didn't come from a plane as the "object" was in a wall rather than the roof.
The good news is that nobody was hurt.

 

[Doofy]

Was anyone having a Gender-Reveal Party?

 

[two_bit_score]

Funny that the authorities can't figure this out. A quick Google Earth search of Burgin, Kentucky quickly reveals where Mr Woosley's trailer home is and what facilities are close enough to be the likely origin point of the projectile.

They just aren’t as resourceful as TBN!