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The Explosion at Sunray: What a Refinery Fire Really Means for the People Inside It If you are reading this from a hospital bed in Lubbock, or from a kitchen table in Dumas or Sunray where someone you love is not coming home the same person they were before, we are talking to you. The smoke plume from the McKee Refinery was visible from sixty miles away — people in Amarillo looked north and saw it rising. That is how large the release was. But the distance that matters most is not the sixty miles the smoke traveled. It is the one hundred and twenty miles between Sunray and the nearest burn unit in Lubbock, because that is the distance your loved one was carried while the burns on their body kept doing damage. And it is the distance between what the company will tell you happened and what the evidence will show actually happened. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We handle refinery accident cases and catastrophic industrial injury claims in Texas. This page is built around a real incident — the February 2007 explosion and fire at the Valero Energy Corp. McKee Refinery in Sunray,…