Six-year-old Jordan Aure Buitron of Texas died in a tragic backyard accident after investigators determined that metal stakes used to secure an inflatable water slide pierced an underground electrical line, energizing the surrounding ground. Jordan was rushed to a hospital after deputies responded to the home, but he was pronounced dead despite emergency efforts. A preliminary autopsy ruled electrocution as the cause of death, and the Medical Examiner’s Office classified the death as accidental. Authorities said no criminal wrongdoing has been announced, while the tragedy highlights the importance of checking for underground utility lines before installing equipment with stakes…
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