The tragic incident at a Walmart store in Sand Springs, Oklahoma involved the discovery of Katherine Caraway's lifeless body in a locked bathroom after three days. Initially, blame was directed towards Walmart for the incident. However, it was later revealed that Caraway's death was accidental, caused by difluoroethane toxicity resulting from inhaling chemicals found in air dusters. Empty cans of such products were discovered in her car. The police concluded that Caraway had been "huffing" the chemicals to get high. While the lack of awareness about Caraway's disappearance for three days is concerning, it highlights broader societal issues rather than placing blame solely on Walmart.

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