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The Atlanta Braves are being sued by the widow of a man who died in a walk-in beer cooler at SunTrust Park – a death her lawyers attribute to problems in the cooler known to the Braves prior to the incident.
Marvin Todd Keeling, a beer tap inventor, died while installing beer taps in a cooler at SunTrust Park on June 26, 2018. According to news reports, the wrongful death lawsuit filed by Angela Keeling asserts that her husband was unable to escape the cooler when it unexpectedly filled with carbon dioxide because of a faulty door mechanism.