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July 31, 2009 at 11:38 AM #440391July 31, 2009 at 4:42 PM #439847
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ParticipantFrom what I understand, the arm on that side of the street comes down on the opposite side of the tracks, and there are about 26 seconds between the arm coming down and the trolley passing.
IOW, the father may have already been on the tracks by the time the arm came down, and didn’t need to “ride around” the arm to be on the tracks.
Having walked around there with our three small kids, it’s very frightening (to this suburban mom) how many trolleys are passing on multiple tracks, within minutes or seconds of each other. It really freaked me out. I can understand how someone who was used to the trolleys and tracks might have had his guard down, or just had that brief moment of inattention that cost his daughter her life.
People who have kids die in accidents like that are in enough pain. I really don’t think it’s constructive to pile on the accusations. This guy will never get over this, and will always be aware of his involvement — however unintentional and accidental it was.
July 31, 2009 at 4:42 PM #440048ParticipantFrom what I understand, the arm on that side of the street comes down on the opposite side of the tracks, and there are about 26 seconds between the arm coming down and the trolley passing.
IOW, the father may have already been on the tracks by the time the arm came down, and didn’t need to “ride around” the arm to be on the tracks.
Having walked around there with our three small kids, it’s very frightening (to this suburban mom) how many trolleys are passing on multiple tracks, within minutes or seconds of each other. It really freaked me out. I can understand how someone who was used to the trolleys and tracks might have had his guard down, or just had that brief moment of inattention that cost his daughter her life.
People who have kids die in accidents like that are in enough pain. I really don’t think it’s constructive to pile on the accusations. This guy will never get over this, and will always be aware of his involvement — however unintentional and accidental it was.
July 31, 2009 at 4:42 PM #440375ParticipantFrom what I understand, the arm on that side of the street comes down on the opposite side of the tracks, and there are about 26 seconds between the arm coming down and the trolley passing.
IOW, the father may have already been on the tracks by the time the arm came down, and didn’t need to “ride around” the arm to be on the tracks.
Having walked around there with our three small kids, it’s very frightening (to this suburban mom) how many trolleys are passing on multiple tracks, within minutes or seconds of each other. It really freaked me out. I can understand how someone who was used to the trolleys and tracks might have had his guard down, or just had that brief moment of inattention that cost his daughter her life.
People who have kids die in accidents like that are in enough pain. I really don’t think it’s constructive to pile on the accusations. This guy will never get over this, and will always be aware of his involvement — however unintentional and accidental it was.
July 31, 2009 at 4:42 PM #440447ParticipantFrom what I understand, the arm on that side of the street comes down on the opposite side of the tracks, and there are about 26 seconds between the arm coming down and the trolley passing.
IOW, the father may have already been on the tracks by the time the arm came down, and didn’t need to “ride around” the arm to be on the tracks.
Having walked around there with our three small kids, it’s very frightening (to this suburban mom) how many trolleys are passing on multiple tracks, within minutes or seconds of each other. It really freaked me out. I can understand how someone who was used to the trolleys and tracks might have had his guard down, or just had that brief moment of inattention that cost his daughter her life.
People who have kids die in accidents like that are in enough pain. I really don’t think it’s constructive to pile on the accusations. This guy will never get over this, and will always be aware of his involvement — however unintentional and accidental it was.
July 31, 2009 at 4:42 PM #440619ParticipantFrom what I understand, the arm on that side of the street comes down on the opposite side of the tracks, and there are about 26 seconds between the arm coming down and the trolley passing.
IOW, the father may have already been on the tracks by the time the arm came down, and didn’t need to “ride around” the arm to be on the tracks.
Having walked around there with our three small kids, it’s very frightening (to this suburban mom) how many trolleys are passing on multiple tracks, within minutes or seconds of each other. It really freaked me out. I can understand how someone who was used to the trolleys and tracks might have had his guard down, or just had that brief moment of inattention that cost his daughter her life.
People who have kids die in accidents like that are in enough pain. I really don’t think it’s constructive to pile on the accusations. This guy will never get over this, and will always be aware of his involvement — however unintentional and accidental it was.
July 31, 2009 at 6:35 PM #439887briansd1
GuestAnd they want to spend $20 million on the Quiet Zone downtown.
Guess what happens after they are some deaths and lawsuits?
You know what happens after someone dies? His mother makes it her life’s work the same thing doesn’t happen again.
The trains will be right back to sounding the horns; and $20 million will go down the tubes.
July 31, 2009 at 6:35 PM #440088GuestAnd they want to spend $20 million on the Quiet Zone downtown.
Guess what happens after they are some deaths and lawsuits?
You know what happens after someone dies? His mother makes it her life’s work the same thing doesn’t happen again.
The trains will be right back to sounding the horns; and $20 million will go down the tubes.
July 31, 2009 at 6:35 PM #440415GuestAnd they want to spend $20 million on the Quiet Zone downtown.
Guess what happens after they are some deaths and lawsuits?
You know what happens after someone dies? His mother makes it her life’s work the same thing doesn’t happen again.
The trains will be right back to sounding the horns; and $20 million will go down the tubes.
July 31, 2009 at 6:35 PM #440487GuestAnd they want to spend $20 million on the Quiet Zone downtown.
Guess what happens after they are some deaths and lawsuits?
You know what happens after someone dies? His mother makes it her life’s work the same thing doesn’t happen again.
The trains will be right back to sounding the horns; and $20 million will go down the tubes.
July 31, 2009 at 6:35 PM #440659GuestAnd they want to spend $20 million on the Quiet Zone downtown.
Guess what happens after they are some deaths and lawsuits?
You know what happens after someone dies? His mother makes it her life’s work the same thing doesn’t happen again.
The trains will be right back to sounding the horns; and $20 million will go down the tubes.
August 1, 2009 at 10:34 PM #440130KIBU
ParticipantPlease donate to the fund to help family of girl killed in trolley accident:
Please help, they are in great need of your help.
August 1, 2009 at 10:34 PM #440332ParticipantPlease donate to the fund to help family of girl killed in trolley accident:
Please help, they are in great need of your help.
August 1, 2009 at 10:34 PM #440660ParticipantPlease donate to the fund to help family of girl killed in trolley accident:
Please help, they are in great need of your help.
August 1, 2009 at 10:34 PM #440731ParticipantPlease donate to the fund to help family of girl killed in trolley accident:
Please help, they are in great need of your help.
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