Recent Quotes View Full List My Watchlist Create Watchlist Indicators DJI Nasdaq Composite SPX Gold Crude Oil Hydroworld Market Index Markets Stocks ETFs Tools Overview News Currencies International Treasuries Woman goes viral claiming Stanley cup saved her from being shot By: FOX Business February 29, 2024 at 13:11 PM EST A woman's video claiming her Stanley tumbler saved her life after a bullet came through her home has more than 3 million views as of Thursday afternoon. A woman took to TikTok to say her Stanley cup saved her life following a shootout outside her home.The woman, identified by the New York Post as 22-year-old Rachel from Steubenville, Ohio, said the popular beverage holder saved her life after a stray bullet shot through her home.She shared an eight-second clip on Feb. 12 that now has over 3.3 million views showing a bullet hole in an interior wall, a scuff on the side of what appears to be a fragrance spray bottle and a beige Stanley cup with some of the paint scraped off.The video's caption reads,"POV: my Stanley cup saves my life with thees a sho*otout infront of my house."STANLEY CUPS MAKER FACING MULTIPLE LAWSUITS OVER PRESENCE OF LEAD IN TUMBLERSRachel told The Post it was a freak accident."My fiance David and I were talking about something [then] we heard about 7 or 8 gunshots and then one really loud bang it entered my house," she said Wednesday, choosing to withhold her last name for safety reasons.She said the Stanley was right in front of her when the bullet ricocheted off the cup. STANLEY PRODUCTS CONTAIN 'SOME LEAD,' COMPANY SAYS AS INSULATED STEEL TUMBLERS SURGE IN POPULARITYStanleys have taken the internet by storm. The cup's maker is now facing multiple lawsuits from consumers over the presence of lead in its products, with one alleging that it marketed them as "safe" for years but failed to "disclose its use of lead in manufacturing" until just last month. Seattle-based Pacific Market International said on its website in January that their products contain a sealing material that uses "some lead" but that no lead touches any surface of any Stanley product and the chemical does not come into contact with any beverage placed inside.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS As for Rachel, she told The Post she and her fiancé hid until police arrived, and they "told them to come collect the bullet.""I'm convinced Stanleys are immortal," one TikToker commented in response to the video."Stanley really out here saving lives," another person said. Fox Business’ Greg Norman and Lawrence Richard contributed to this report. Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io Stock quotes supplied by Barchart Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes. By accessing this page, you agree to the following Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
Woman goes viral claiming Stanley cup saved her from being shot By: FOX Business February 29, 2024 at 13:11 PM EST A woman's video claiming her Stanley tumbler saved her life after a bullet came through her home has more than 3 million views as of Thursday afternoon. A woman took to TikTok to say her Stanley cup saved her life following a shootout outside her home.The woman, identified by the New York Post as 22-year-old Rachel from Steubenville, Ohio, said the popular beverage holder saved her life after a stray bullet shot through her home.She shared an eight-second clip on Feb. 12 that now has over 3.3 million views showing a bullet hole in an interior wall, a scuff on the side of what appears to be a fragrance spray bottle and a beige Stanley cup with some of the paint scraped off.The video's caption reads,"POV: my Stanley cup saves my life with thees a sho*otout infront of my house."STANLEY CUPS MAKER FACING MULTIPLE LAWSUITS OVER PRESENCE OF LEAD IN TUMBLERSRachel told The Post it was a freak accident."My fiance David and I were talking about something [then] we heard about 7 or 8 gunshots and then one really loud bang it entered my house," she said Wednesday, choosing to withhold her last name for safety reasons.She said the Stanley was right in front of her when the bullet ricocheted off the cup. STANLEY PRODUCTS CONTAIN 'SOME LEAD,' COMPANY SAYS AS INSULATED STEEL TUMBLERS SURGE IN POPULARITYStanleys have taken the internet by storm. The cup's maker is now facing multiple lawsuits from consumers over the presence of lead in its products, with one alleging that it marketed them as "safe" for years but failed to "disclose its use of lead in manufacturing" until just last month. Seattle-based Pacific Market International said on its website in January that their products contain a sealing material that uses "some lead" but that no lead touches any surface of any Stanley product and the chemical does not come into contact with any beverage placed inside.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS As for Rachel, she told The Post she and her fiancé hid until police arrived, and they "told them to come collect the bullet.""I'm convinced Stanleys are immortal," one TikToker commented in response to the video."Stanley really out here saving lives," another person said. Fox Business’ Greg Norman and Lawrence Richard contributed to this report.