No, because any European Union government official would argue that Turlock's brother probably drank water with high lead levels, causing problems with nerves, which is what caused him to shoot poor Turlock in the first place.
An engineer's rebuttal would be that if Turlock lived to be 103, then we should all get a bullet in the head.

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Subject: [TN] Lead Free

Turlock William Lawlis Pace, 103, who held the Guinness World Record for living the longest with a bullet in his head, has died in California 94 years after his brother accidentally shot him. (AP)


Umm, lead is dangerous stuff. Sorry to hear about his demise but I suppose this one event doesn't show lead is 'safe'.

Regards
Rex

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