Trevor Collins

I'm about to jump up from the back seat and grab that wheel and yank it to the side in a second.

Okay.

But before we get there, I don't recall, Christian, maybe help me out here.

When it comes to the Oklahoma case where Heinlein and Decker were both found in a similar manner,

I don't know for a fact if this train saw them and stopped or if it continued through.

So, Christian, if you don't mind fact checking that for a second, because my assumption is that it might have continued on through.

And looking at this particular case, maybe they covered the boys with the tarp.

So that way the train conductor just thought it was some trash.

Oh, didn't know what it was because the train of that size and that speed would kind of just mow over whatever train.

kind of stuff would be in there and move on.

You've seen it hit cars and trucks before.

Right.

Yeah.

And so maybe whoever did this kind of hope the train wouldn't actually stop, would kind of do the deed and continue on.

And then it would be a missing persons case as they may be scooped up the evidence.

That's kind of what I was thinking as I was reading this at this point.

Yeah, but the tarp moving and the train conductor or the train engineer saying those are people we got to stop.

Maybe that's what threw a wrench in whatever this sinister plan is.

Yeah.

Well, to be clear, I don't know if there was a tarp in the 1985 case.