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A tragic video shows Allen Ray McGrew dancing in the Uncle Sam suit has gone viral on social media. Around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, Allen Ray McGrew was enjoying the 4th of July festivities at a local neighborhood block party in Summerville, about 35 minutes north of Charleston. Allen Ray McGrew was killed at his South Carolina block party on the Fourth of July when a firework exploded on his head. Courtesy of Paige McGrew The coroner's office identified the man as 41-year-old Allen Ray McGrew. He is from Summerville, a roughly 25-mile drive northwest from Charleston. McGrew was attending a block party on his Allen Ray McGrew was at a block party in Summerville when he apparently ignited a "large firework device" and placed it atop his head. He died of his injuries. 41-year-old Allen Ray McGrew of Summerville, South Carolina died after the large firework exploded. He suffered severe injuries to the head that killed him. Allen Ray McGrew, 41, was reportedly putting on a fireworks show for his neighbors on the Fourth of July when tragedy struck around 10:30 p.m. during the block party in the town of Summerville The man was identified as 41-year-old Allen Ray Mcgrew. The Coroner says McGrew set off a large firework on his head. McGrew's wife told investigators they were having a block party, and McGrew A man's death has been ruled an accident after he lit a firework off of his Uncle Sam top hat on the Fourth of July, a South Carolina coroner told USA TODAY Monday. Allen Ray McGrew, 41, died Allen Ray McGrew, 41, was putting on a fireworks show for his neighbors on the 4th of July and wanted to "show off" during the block party in the town of Summerville. Man killed in Summerville firework accident has been identified as Allen Ray McGrew (41).According to the Dorchester County Coroner's office McGrew ignited a l The man was identified as 41-year-old Allen Ray Mcgrew. According to the coroner, McGrew set off a large firework on his head. McGrew's wife told investigators
they were having a block party The last words of a man who died after placing a lit firework on top of his head in front of his family have been revealed. Allen Ray McGrew threw on an Uncle Sam costume to celebrate Independence Allen Ray McGrew, 41, suffered from massive head trauma after he lit the firework on July 4 in Summerville. Paige Morris McGrew, shared video with the Post and Courier of McGrew dancing in The coroner later said the victim, 41-year-old Allen Ray McGrew, had ignited a large firework on top of his head. Witnesses told investigators he was wearing a large top hat, and put the firework The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office said Allen Ray McGrew, 41, set the firework on top of his head and lit it around 10:20 in Summerville. When deputies arrived, they found a man, later identified as 41-year-old Allen Ray McGrew, lying on the road suffering from major injuries. He was pronounced dead at 11:10 p.m. According to WCSC, 41-year-old Allen Ray McGrew was reportedly killed after igniting a "large firework device" and placing it on top of his head. Dorchester County said Allen Ray McGrew ignited a large firework device and set it on his head on a neighborhood street near Summerville. A South Carolina father decked out in a stars-and-stripes dress and top hat was killed instantly Thursday when a lit firework flashed over his head moments b A video shows South Carolina father Allen Ray McGrew dancing before his head blew up after he placed firework on his hat during 4th of July celebrations. A man who died after placing a lit firework on top of his head to celebrate Independence Day shared a heartbreaking final message to his family. In the moments leading up to Allen Ray McGrew's death, the Californian, who was dressed as Uncle Sam, spoke lovingly to his son Hunter and wife Paige. On A South Carolina man named Allen Ray McGrew tragically lost his life on Thursday, July 4, after a stunt with fireworks went wrong. Allen Ray McGrew, a South Carolina man,
has passed away after allegedly igniting a firework on his head on July 4.