This was Preventable. “It was my daughter’s birthday. They went to celebrate at Musi-Cafe. That’s where the death train came down. A train filled with oil painted in black. It’s the death train.” Anger is too weak a word to describe the sentiment of Raymond Lafontaine. It’s more like rage. It’s understandable. The explosion of a train filled with oil in the village of Lac-Megantic may have taken the life of his son, Gaetan, of his two daughters-in-law and of one of his employees. Among those four, they leave behind seven children.
Posted on: Fri, 02 Aug 2013 23:42:53 +0000
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