A deadly train derailment in Illinois recently took the life of an innocent woman who was waiting in a car for the train to pass through crossings, according to the NY Times.
The train was carrying thousands of gallons of ethanol, when the train went off the tracks for an unknown reason, causing the 14 of the 114 cars to catch fire. Three other people were able to escape from the car while it was being hit with airborne railroad ties, and were taken to the hospital in critical condition. Hundreds of homes surrounding the train track had to be evacuated.
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