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(Trooper Robert Cruey of the state police was the investigating officer. He filed a report based on interviews with Shrock that gave a slightly different version of events.
After the turn in Calverton, ‘they overshot again by a few feet,” Cruey said Shrock told him. “He heard a whistle or an air horn,” Cruey said. “At first he thought it was another fire engine. He looked in his left side mirror and saw the train. He stated that he said to himself, ‘Oh, God, hurry or stop.’ ”
Cruey said that Shrock, who could not be reached for comment, also said that Mark Miller and Matt Smith were looking southeast toward the fire as they crossed the tracks).
“When the train hit I hurt all over, I hurt from my feet to the top of my head,” Zopp said. “I ached. I’m still hurting, I’m still hurting. I ache in pain and sorrow.”
“My personal opinion was that every person on that truck was dead.”
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