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Weeks later, the first died in her shower — water turning to scalding steam, then glass shattering inward like a thousand blades. Then a man at a grocery store, crushed by collapsing shelves that shouldn't have fallen. Each death was a Rube Goldberg machine of everyday objects turning cruel. When The Final Destination (colloquially known as The
