Christina Siceloff

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68 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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Working People · Train crashes destroyed their towns. Will yours be next? · 6 Jul 2026 podcast

I debated before they did.

evacuate, I had debated on taking him to school because they were already shutting down roads going around my area.

And so he didn't have to go to school anyway.

But then when they did the burn, we were never evacuated after that.

We were never told to shelter in place.

We looked to leave on our own, but there wasn't really anywhere to go and you didn't know where to go.

Afterwards,

When everybody was being told that everything was fine, the air was fine, the water was fine, we were seeing thousands of fish popping up in the creeks that were dead, frogs that were dead.

Several of our—we had chickens, and we have outside cats and a dog, and—

Many of them, the chickens and the cats, had died.

And February 14th, I decided that I wanted to see with the creeks what was true with the fish.

So I went to the creeks and saw the sheen that was left from the chemicals that were in the water that traveled down to the Ohio River.

And that was the start of me going to the creeks for the next two and a half years to show that the government was saying one thing and we were experiencing another.

We even had myself and two other residents, we were oftentimes going to the creek recording on video and putting on YouTube what was going on.

We also had our now vice president down there in the creeks with us.

And he saw what was going on.

And now to this day, he still doesn't really act like anything is wrong anymore.

I just wanted to add real quick with that was at one point, whenever Norfolk Southern came in to set up their cleanup area, they had lost containment of contamination that they were supposed to be blocking from further going down the creek.

And another resident was there to film it.

And the Ohio EPA was made aware by Norfolk Southern's contractors that this contamination was going down the creeks.

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