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The Amtrak Heartbreak, a Bond Between Sisters
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"It was the worst accident in Amtrak's history, and officials feared they would find more bodies..." Larry Rosenthal, Intelligencer Journal "We're working our way down. It's going to take some time. We've got to be very careful." Frank Wilson, Baltimore County fire Battalion Chief "We're basically starting from scratch." John Jacobsen, Amtrak Spokesman "There is no sign of life left." Robert Oatman, Baltimore County Police Major Episode Resources “Amtrak Blames Conrail Crew.” The Evening Sun, 20 Jan. 1987, pp. A1–A4, www.newspapers.com/image/372437135/. “At Least 12 Die In Amtrak Derailment.” Asheville Citizen-Times, 5 Jan. 1987, www.newspapers.com/image/195690240. “Death Toll Climbs to 15 in Amtrak Wreck.” The Miami Herald, 6 Jan. 1987, www.newspapers.com/image/632642183. Rosenthal, Larry. “12 Killed in Amtrak Train Wreck.” The Morning News, 5 Jan. 1987, pp. A1–A4, www.newspapers.com/image/158290844. Rosenthal, Larry. “Amtrak Train Crashes In MD.; 12 Dead, 160 Hurt.” Intelligencer Journal, 5 Jan. 1987, pp. 1–6, www.newspapers.com/image/563988499. “Views of the Disaster.” Quad-City Times, 5 Jan. 1987, www.newspapers.com/image/306166861/?terms=Essex%20Amtrak%20Wreck&match=1. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sgt-bradys-crimepod/support
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