[Political Junkie Too]

Thanks. I doubted the explanation because I can't imagine a train going fast enough to do that in that particular location.

I'm not saying that the train operators are using this as an excuse to cover up something else, but I do wonder how fast a train has to be going in order to create such a wave, and whether a train could have been going that fast on that part of the track.

-PJ

[piytar]

Didn’t know squat about the terrain. Based on what you said, the low pressure may not have been near enough to suck her in.

[Axenolith]

What would the train operators have to “cover up”??? If you’re on the freakin’ tracks, you’re trespassing in the first place.

I was talking to an engineer down at the Redondo facility back a few years while I was marveling at the fact that a pressure washer didn’t get all of a guys skull contents off a train after he’d been struck by the Coast Starlighter at ~90 mph. He said he feels sorry for the cows and coyotes ‘cause they just don’t know, but the people he gave up on long before... They’re “just stupid”...