Erin Brockovich 2?

While there may not be current plans for a sequel to the first movie, there may end up being a sequel.

It appears the problem wasn't actually fixed the first time and might in fact be spreading! Roberta Walker, one of the original victims of the chromium poisoning still lives in Hinkley, using her share to buy a new home in what she thought would be a safe four-mile distance from the toxic plume of chromium.

So returns Brockovich after an eerie phone call she received from Roberta.

"When I first met Roberta back in 1991 and 1992, she said PG&E is buying property, handing out bottled water and my horse just died," Brockovich said. "This year she called and said they're buying property, handing out bottled water and my horse just died.

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