While they testified they worked the day of the explosion and the 2 days that followed, surrounded by dust that wasn’t properly cleaned-up, their timecard (already in eCase) cried foul; the first time the claimant worked after the explosion was closer to 36 hours than 12. The claimant testified the only information they had regarding their exposure was “probably” the news, conceding they’d never reviewed the environmental report, wherein samples were taken the day after the explosion, before the claimant returned to work, and analysis thereof showed no asbestos. And, if shameless citations to exactly where in the eCase that information could be viewed while we asked the claimant some other questions, like how the onset of his symptoms wasn’t until over a year after the alleged exposure, who’s to say.