The True Story of the Duffy Street Incident <br>Find out what happened on the fateful day of May 12, 1989 when a 69-car Southern Pacific freight train went out of control on California's steep Cajon Pass and careened off the tracks into a residential neighborhood at 90 miles an hour. Shot by a camera crew who arrived on the scene even before the rescue workers, this dramatic video captures the whole story. See:<br>Tons of heavy steel crumpled like aluminum foil<br>Freight car wheels turned blue from the intense heat of braking<br>The train's potash cargo covering the landscape with a ghostly white shroud<br>Heart-stopping moments of heroism as railroad and fire department crews struggle to free victims from the wreckage<br>Contains graphic materials and may not be suitable for some audiences.<br>28 Minutes<br>In Color with Live Audio and Narration <br>Packaged in Plain Wrap <br>Produced by Landmark Productions 1989 |
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