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Patreon Picks #10: The Glendale Train Crash
🕑 Added 2021-08-14 08:13:59 +0000 UTCA few minutes into her shift, a thunderous roar blasted through the building, causing the entire warehouse to shake. Within moments, the area fell eerily silent. Jenny stopped what she was doing and looked anxiously at those around her. Once their shock had worn off, the workers rushed out to investigate the source of the frightening noise.
Team:
Anonymous Host - narration
Holly Boyd - research
Jessica Forsayeth - writing
Mike Migas - production, music
Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music
Milly Raso - creative direction
Comments
So Real
Seems like Casey references the units that are used in each story's setting
Laura
Great stuff CF. Just wish you would have stuck to your roots and kept using the metric system for us Aussies listeners
Bradford Shovlin
Crazy and tragic story. Thanks CF team 🙏🏼
Bradford Shovlin
They all will get played. Just in what order.
B-randy D
Great job team! I love that it was a different type of story. Once it is all adjudicated, I would love to hear the CF take on a recent tragic crash in Colorado involving a semi truck losing his brakes and colliding with backed up traffic outside of Denver. Such a tragedy! People lost their lives at the hands of a driver who should have used the numerous runaway truck ramps he passed coming out of the mountains.
Andrea Johnson
Wow, great episode. I can't believe I don't remember this happening!
MM
Thank you for the story. I agree with the judge. Side topic, this POS couldn’t get his 4 wheel drive jeep off the tracks? Righhhhttt. Or like the story said, turn on your lights. So many lies.
Olive
Such a tragedy all around. Thank you!!
sharnita singh
Initially I voted for the meteorite one but I enjoyed this a lot as I listened on. I find the contradictions that come out at a trial fascinating.. how lies are caught and I appreciate that the names and age of the deceased were read- really sad and I appreciate the acknowledgment. Thank you
Shalon Zimmerman
I remember this. It especially hits too close to home, I was born & raised there & my Dad took those trains for years. Thank you for covering it 🙏🏼
Carly J.
Just think of it as--people died from this. It's their story--how they died. The least I can do is hear their story. It's heartbreaking
Connie M
Same! But this one seems interesting so far!
Rhys Halliwell
I wish people had voted for the Meteorite one instead.
