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An autistic young man who didn't speak was left in a scorching van at a residential treatment home in suburban Philadelphia, where his lifeless, overheated body was found more than five hours after his small group returned from an amusement park.

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An autistic man who didn't speak was left in a scorching van at a US residential treatment home, where his lifeless body was found more than five hours later.

An autistic young man who didn't speak was left in a scorching van at a residential treatment home, where his lifeless, overheated body was found more than five hours after his small group returned from an amusement park. read more

PHILADELPHIA - An autistic young man who didn't speak was left in a scorching van at a residential treatment home, where his lifeless, overheated body was found more than five hours after his small group returned from an amusement...

Brian Nevins A 20-year-old autistic man died of hyperthermia on Saturday after being left in a van for over five hours, where the temperature may have reached up to 130 degrees. Bryan Nevins was on a trip to the theme park Sesame Place with other residents from Woods Services, a residential treatment home in Middletown, Pa. Upon returning at 12:30 p.m., the driver dropped off the clients and ...

PHILADELPHIA- AN AUTISTIC young man who didn't speak was left in a scorching van at a residential treatment home, where his lifeless, overheated body was found more than five hours after his small group returned from an amusement park. Brian Nevins, 20, was not missed until a nurse looked for him to give him medication late on Saturday afternoon as temperatures in suburban Philadelphia reached ...