Thank you for pronouncing "Kanawha" correctly. FYI, Fort Wayne never owned 2716. They simply leased it, as did Clinchfield, Southern, Norfolk Southern, and now Kentucky Steam.

I remember seeing g the video she splattered like a watermelon

You can fix a frame by using a bernzomatic torch and hammering it a few times. Delson would be a better fit. Also FMW would be a helpful option for 3713s rebuild

Where is the lawyer that started running and blocked her view assuming she had clearance. No sitiational awareness to pull her back when he stopped ....He should be accountable.

The complete video of her death was on the video " Faces of Death".

I remember watching the video with my brother many years ago. Shocking. RIP, Mary.

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Opinions on The Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad?

1). What Is Your Favorite/Favorites Movie Or Movies About Or That Prominently Feature Trains?(Excluding Unstoppable.) 2). Do You Enjoy Or Fall Into The Thomas The Tank Engine Fandom? 3). Have You Ever Played Any PC/Video Games About Or Featuring Trains?(Like Chris Sawyers Locomotion, Or Microsoft Train Simulator, For Example.) 🚂

I'll always remember this from the Banned From Television VHS of the late 90s

Very interesting video. The town where the wreck happened is pronounced differently thàn in your video. Thank you for making tge video!

May Mary, Stob, and all those on all sides of the the tracks and rails who are no longer on their earthly sojourn, and all the souls of the Faithfully Departed, thru the Mercy of God, REST IN PEACE. MAY PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM.

I would watch it if it wasn’t eight minutes long

How are you feeling today? What extinct locomotive would you bring back? Do you have any model train sets in real life?

1. Would you make a video about the Cantara Loop Spill? 2. Will you make anymore steam locomotive documentary videos (like your ill fated 2719 video), or are you burnt out on that, seeing how you haven’t made one since last year? 3. What is your favorite train-related movie and why?

What’s your opinion on the restoration of UP 5511?

1. What is your opinion on the Niles Canyon Railroad restoring two SP Steam locomotives to operation? 2. What is your favorite narrow gauge steam locomotive? 3. What is your opinion on High Speed Rail in America?

1. Favorite video you’ve made? 2. Opinions on 614 returning?

1. Did you hear about C&O 614 being restored to steam? 2. What's your thoughts about the Floridan that Amtrak has returned? 3. Western Pacific or Great Northern? 4. Do you like Frisco 1522?

1. Fav Locomotive at the National Railway Museum in York? 2. What was your reaction to NYC 3001 being restored? 3. Big Mac or Whopper?

1. How did you get into trains? 2. Who/What inspired to become a you tuber? 3. Favorite class 1/Fallin flag railroad. (Past and present) 4. Of all the videos you made, which is your favorite/ least favorite?

Least favorite fallen flag railroad?

Questions for the Q&A 1. What’s your favorite Amtrak engine? 2. What tourist line or steam engine do you hope to see or visit in the future? 3. Is the 4960 video still happening or has it been cancelled?

Favorite catches you've recorded so far this year? Thoughts on Mohawk 3001 being restored? Any interest in logging camp geared locomotives?

That’s Boston And Albany 595. 11:27

Awesome video! He was a Legend for sure. 2:21 I don’t think that is Casey Jones . I’m pretty sure 2:00 and 3:16 is what he looked like

FACT HAPPENED IN 1938 OFF OF ESPADA ROAD, I AM 75 YEARS OLD AND REMEMBER THE ELDERS TALKING ABOUT THE TRAGEDY.

Watching this after a God awful night of War Thunder, and it’s so soothing. Definitely a preferable way to blow off some steam (pun intended). Especially since this is childhood nostalgia for me.

I remember this, this was on F.O.D. long ago ... Jesus man 😮😮

She was blindly trusting her lawyer, he looked and stopped before crossing, she just crossed without looking, what a tragedy!

I've seen the unedited version of this video. She basically gets knocked sideways into where the camera is filming and that's it. People have got to start using their heads and thinking. And this was before everyone being distracted with cell phones too. This sadly could have been avoided.

It was a freak accident. You saw here walking side by side with the attorney. He just stopped and she was a couple steps ahead. You also saw there was a parked train obstructing her view. She didn't expect it to be right on top of her. She was running to make it before a train was coming but she didn't know it was right there.

RIP. I can't believe it's been 30 years. Unfortunately I did see the actual video shortly after it happened, from a local cable station. A cop brought it in. She looked like a rag doll as she was flung towards the camera, right towards the screen you are watching, and knocked the camera over. It was horrific. Terrible that she didn't see it coming. Just a few seconds earlier and she would be fine.

A very simular thing happened when I was in high school in 1970’s .2 beautiful blonde cheerleaders ran across the hwy in a group of other cheeleaders (in cheerleader outfits) tkids were running across the hwy and the parked school bus on the side of the road blocked the view of the road and kids were assuming there wasnt a truck coming simular to these trains.one cheerleader was killed the other severly disabled.

My dad drove trains for csx. He hit a guy in California. It haunted him until his death.

Her husband instantly went from a soon to be Divorce' to a Widower.

It was the lawyer fault.

I have seen this before. It was so sad.

Lmao

Where’s the actual video?

That sounds like Eda from owl house.

*sees 1225 in the background* And that's why even if you do the right thing I still will not trust NS, you abandoned your steam program when the locos needed them the most. Bring the program back maybe keep it up and running for 4 years and into the foreseeable future. Let them haul freight.... Once a month and then maybe I might consider forgiving them. 🚂

A tragedy all the way around, no winners here at all. This does truly show just how dangerous the train tracks are, being on them is inherently dangerous/deadly, great caution and awareness must always be present.

Fr tho

I remember first seeing this video on Faces of Death 🔙 in the day.

Suing the train company is wild work...

I've got an ersatz ghost train story you could just enjoy: the untold story of the Redesdale Ghost train. The railway to Redesdale in outback Australia might have long since been removed but nevertheless that doesn't mean the hamlet isn't haunted. During World War 1, one night, a troop train pulled by steam locomotive number V499, a Consolidation 2-8-0 was running late by the time it stopped at Barfold. The driver was determined to make up for lost time but unbeknown to him, a 4-4-0, number AA 532, was working the graveyard shift marshalling cattle wagons to take to market the next dawn. By the time the troop train reached Redesdale, a long line of empty cattle wagons was blocking the line. The crew of the 4-4-0 didn't know a troop train was speeding down the line. When they heard a faint whistle, it was too late. V499 crashed into the cattle wagons and exploded, killing the driver and fireman immediately and destroying several of the cattle wagons! The line was ripped up during the 1950s but every night on the anniversary of the disaster you can still hear puffing noises at night each March.

I seen this on a faces of death video ..and thought how Do you pick little pieces of someone like she was torn to pieces the poor woman luckily it was a quick death

I've always wondered: how can you get hit by a train?? Can you not hear it? Not see it? The train can only operate on the tracks. What is sooo important that your eyes and ears cannot detect a huge ass train??

O man I remember this came out when I was in high school