Trio of teenage girls killed by burden sight in Florida

THREE teenage girls channel a overpass in the executive Florida city of Melbourne were killed by a burden sight as they desperately attempted to get out of the approach and their infirm crony on the alternative side could usually watch, military said. The girls and the fourth teenager, a boy, motionless to cranky the railway line at Crane Creek at about 6:30pm on Saturday, military Lieutenant Curtis Barger said."The masculine done it opposite the tracks, incited around, listened the train, saw it and yelled foADVERTISEMENTr them to run," Lt Barger said. "He afterwards told them to jump."The girls did not have sufficient time to get out of the trains way. Lt Barger pronounced all the teenagers were from the area, but their identities have not been released. John Vallee, 54, lives nearby the stand that spans the Crane Creek and was examination radio when he listened a shrill screech.He went outward and initial thought he saw a sweeping tangled underneath a rail car. Then he realised it was a person. "Its going to be tough for me to get to sleep," Mr Vallee told reporters. "I cant get it out of my mind.""Its really tragic," Lt Barger said. "Especially since the immature folks who havent had a possibility to experience life; the unusually touching."Authorities in Melbourne, a city of about 77,000 scarcely 50 miles easterly of Orlando, are investigating. The lane is owned by the Florida East Coast Railway, that operates about 350 miles of lane along the states easterly coast.