Chlorine gas caused the deaths of all three people who perished in a train collision, officials said Tuesday. The other two stories of women held hostage by a serial killer and the other abducted and assaulted by four men high on drugs. I Survived season 1 episode 7 Wayne & Mary / Holly / Linda : Wayne and Mary woke up to find their farm house surrounded by a cloud of lethal chlorine gas following a rail derailment. A railroad worker named Virgil Holman lurched forth from the fog to tell Loftin there had been a train derailment and a deadly plume of chlorine gas was settling on the area. Many of … "Wayne and Mary/Holly/Linda" - the train derailment and chlorine gas sounds like something out of a literal nightmare.

conductor died. Six sue over deadly chlorine leak (The following article by Elizabeth Allen was posted on the San Antonio Express-News website on June 27.) Thus began a harrowing six hour ordeal until emergency services arrived, where they struggled to take a breath, coughed up blood and watched their metal appliances literally melt before their eyes. Wayne and Mary woke up to find their farm house surrounded by a cloud of lethal chlorine gas following a rail derailment. In January 2005, a train derailment on the premises of a textile mill in South Carolina released 42 to 60 tons of chlorine gas in the middle of a small town. The tanker car ruptured, prompting a flurry of 911 calls from people afraid of the poisonous gas that blanketed Graniteville. He tracked residents of Alberton, Mont., after a 1996 train crash released 65 tons of chlorine gas, killing one person and causing 350 people to be treated for chlorine inhalation. The train engineer was hospitalized for chlorine inhalation. Medical records and autopsy reports were reviewed to describe the clinical presentation, hospital course, and pathology observed in persons hospitalized or deceased as a result of chlorine gas exposure. An EPA Region 6 Emergency Response Review on the actions of all responding organizations to the accident is available at All told, 11,500 gallons of chlorine seeped out. Crew fatigue was blamed for the train collision The chlorine gas cloud eventually reached the outskirts of San Antonio about 10 miles away.