`  == Interesting Numbers ==  While looking at the list today, I wondered how my home state, Oklahoma, compared to other states. The list currently contains 286 deaths for 2012, here is a break down of how they compare for each state. Not sure if this is something that would add any value to the article, but I thought it was interesting to look at. 11 states have no mention in the list. California accounts for 24.83% of the list. And the top 6 states account for more than half the list.  {| class=``wikitable sortable`` |- ! State !! Number Killed |- |California||71 |- |Florida||20 |- |Arizona||18 |- |Texas||17 |- |Georgia||14 |- |New York||11 |- |Oklahoma||10 |- |Oregon||10 |- |Maryland||8 |- |Washington||8 |- |Illinois||6 |- |Louisiana||6 |- |Missouri||6 |- |Nevada||6 |- |North Carolina||6 |- |Ohio||6 |- |Tennessee||6 |- |Kansas||5 |- |Massachusetts||5 |- |Alabama||4 |- |Colorado||4 |- |Minnesota||4 |- |Pennsylvania||4 |- |South Carolina||4 |- |Alaska||3 |- |Arkansas||3 |- |Kentucky||3 |- |Mississippi||3 |- |West Virginia||3 |- |Virginia||2 |- |Connecticut||1 |- |Delaware||1 |- |Indiana||1 |- |Iowa||1 |- |Michigan||1 |- |Montana||1 |- |New Hampshire||1 |- |New Mexico||1 |- |Wisconsin||1 |- |D.C.||1 |- |Hawaii||0 |- |Idaho||0 |- |Maine||0 |- |Nebraska||0 |- |New Jersey||0 |- |North Dakota||0 |- |Rhode Island||0 |- |South Dakota||0 |- |Utah||0 |- |Vermont||0 |- |Wyoming||0 |}  There are also 10 unnamed individuals on the list that we haven't been able to find a source with a name for.   `