The co-owner of a Rhode Island nightclub where a 2003 fire killed 100 people was granted an early release from prison by the state parole board Wednesday, but will not be freed until October 2009 after serving more than three years of his four-year sentence.Pyrotechnics used by Great White ignited the inferno. Owners of the nightclub have said they did not know the band planned to use fireworks...
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Lawsuits are still looming from the 2003 Great White concert fire at the Station nightclub in Rhode Island, where pyrotechnics set flammable soundproofing foam on the club's walls and ceiling aflame. More than 200 people were injured and 100 people died.$122 million has been given to the 300+ survivors and victims' relatives that have sued people and companies involved with the nightclub.Accord...
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