"People Didn't Care About Anyone Else" - Man Describes The Horror on Derailed Philly Train that Injured 200

Philadelphia.cbslocal.com reports: "Former Congressman Patrick Murphy was on board Amtrak train 188 that crashed in Philadelphia Tuesday night, leaving at least seven people dead and more than 200 others injured. All seven cars derailed, some flipped on their sides, trapping passengers under snarled hunks of metal. “We just flipped over. And then it was just dark and just dusty, and just a lot of blood,” Murphy said. “It was mayhem at first. I was in the café car, so about eight or nine cars, I was in the fourth car probably. There was a lot of blood. A lot of folks got banged up, got hurt bad.” Officials say 243 people were on board at the time of the crash. Murphy said it was chaos after the train came to a halt after rolling over. “[People] didn’t care about anyone else, so stepping over people and stuff,” he said. “So I pushed out the emergency window. I had to lift myself up because it was kind of on the ceiling and then lifted people up. About eight or nine people got out.” Murphy described the the initial horror of the accident with Angelo Cataldi and the 94WIP Morning Show on Wednesday morning. “I’m sitting there with my ear buds in, I’m sitting there doing some work, and then all the sudden you just felt something happen,” Murphy exclaimed. “The whole train was shaking and it went far to the left, and then it went violently like it was going to tip to the left, and then it was violently to the right and our car just flipped over on the side. Right away, I was holding onto the table a little bit–I mean, the force was just overwhelming.”...