Scooby owner ended it all
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Scooby owner ended it all
Last night subaru owner parked is 03 wrx next to railway and jumped in front of a frieght train, must of been really desperate to do that, hope it was not anybody off here.
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Originally Posted by dave-h
Last night subaru owner parked is 03 wrx next to railway and jumped in front of a frieght train, must of been really desperate to do that, hope it was not anybody off here.
Maybe as a mark of respect we should try and do something as a "group" thing - is there a way of doing a condolences thread & trying to send it to the family?
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Not so nice. I've had to deal with the result of a human/train collision!!! He must have been pretty low poor guy, R.I.P.
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It's the train driver who I feel really sorry for The guy must have going through hell to go and do that but he doesn't have to live with it anymore like the poor train driver That guy will probably be in shock and affected for ages now If you are going to do yourself in don't involve anyone else
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It's the train driver who I feel sorry for
ive had it happen to me in my wagon some years ago a women jump off the bridge in front of me not nice at all
Condolences to ALL those involved
ive had it happen to me in my wagon some years ago a women jump off the bridge in front of me not nice at all
Condolences to ALL those involved
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Totally agree with Paul - I was on a GNER train where the same thing happened. Saw the train driver being comforted by police. Poor guy was hysterical. Think about it - someone jumps onto the line in front of him - he'd doing up to, what, 150mph? - and there's not a THING he can do to stop the inevitable.
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Originally Posted by misty
Not so nice. I've had to deal with the result of a human/train collision!!! He must have been pretty low poor guy, R.I.P.
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The job of a train driver is one I certainly couldn't do
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just found out the man was about 56 and had 2 teenage children and was from a sth lincs town
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How selfish!
He should of thought more about the impact of leaving his children fatherless and face up to his problems.
The cowards way out.
He should of thought more about the impact of leaving his children fatherless and face up to his problems.
The cowards way out.
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Is this the same fella who bought five thousand MAF censors at a ridiculously low price, only to find he had the wrong part number and had bought five thousand dimmer switches ?
Or was that someone else.
Or was that someone else.
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How selfish!
He should of thought more about the impact of leaving his children fatherless and face up to his problems.
The cowards way out.
He should of thought more about the impact of leaving his children fatherless and face up to his problems.
The cowards way out.
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How selfish!
He should of thought more about the impact of leaving his children fatherless and face up to his problems.
The cowards way out.
He should of thought more about the impact of leaving his children fatherless and face up to his problems.
The cowards way out.
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Condolences, again, to all involved. They say it`s the cowards way out, but Jesus, that must take some doing! Couldn`t begin to think what would push a person to do something so extreme. R.I.P.
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horrific for the train driver i agree, but I know how he must have felt - was almost there myself some years when with ex husband. i actually got as far as standign by the line, but was talked out of it in the end by a passer by. Wish I knew who they were, as I literally owe my life to him.
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Think that some of the comments on this topic are a bit nasty as regards to the service comment. I know it was funny but My girlfriend has had to go thru a situation like this not that long ago and it was very upsetting for her so please could we keep these comments aside. We don't know the situation at hand and would hardly say that being a coward is a rational thing to say. RIP to a fellow scooby owner.
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I know someone who's husband topped himself.........
She hates him for it, leaving her to explain to her kids why he did it?
What sort of effect do you think that has on kids?
No symapthy at all.....selfish.
She hates him for it, leaving her to explain to her kids why he did it?
What sort of effect do you think that has on kids?
No symapthy at all.....selfish.
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my condolences to the family.
also when a train driver has someone one jump in front of them. they are pensioned off whatever the age due to stress involved.
bryan.
also when a train driver has someone one jump in front of them. they are pensioned off whatever the age due to stress involved.
bryan.
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Originally Posted by davyboy
I know someone who's husband topped himself.........
She hates him for it, leaving her to explain to her kids why he did it?
What sort of effect do you think that has on kids?
No symapthy at all.....selfish.
She hates him for it, leaving her to explain to her kids why he did it?
What sort of effect do you think that has on kids?
No symapthy at all.....selfish.
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I too, agree it's very selfish, more so that he chose to involve another person to commit his suicide.
Not only has he ruined his own family's lives, he has caused distress to the train driver and his family if he has any.
If they are intent on committing suicide - do it by hanging or an overdose and not involve a third party!
Not only has he ruined his own family's lives, he has caused distress to the train driver and his family if he has any.
If they are intent on committing suicide - do it by hanging or an overdose and not involve a third party!