Jan. 23, 2009 -- Truman Duncan should be dead. Most people don't survive being run over by a train, but Duncan did. In June 2006, Duncan was working at his job in the rail yards of Cleburne, Texas, when he slipped and fell onto the tracks while riding on the front of a train car that was moving toward a repair dock.

2008年9月22日 · For more than two years after he was cut in half by a train, Truman Duncan avoided media requests for interviews as he recovered from his injuries and went back to a full and productive life.

2009年7月20日 · That's what happened to Truman Duncan, who, after falling off of a moving train, was dragged underneath the wheels. They severed his body in half at the waist, incredibly leaving him alive and conscious to hear the machinery grinding …

2011年1月5日 · Truman Duncan is a 40 year-old railroad switchman and father of three who works at Greenbrier Rail Services in Cleburne, Texas refurbishing and fixing trains. His father and grandfather were both railroad engineers, and even as a little boy Truman knew that he wanted to work with trains.

Truman Duncan, a man who survived against all odds after being hit by a train, describes his harrowing ordeal.

2023年8月28日 · In 2006, while working in the railroad yard as a switchman in Cleburne, Texas, Truman Duncan fell off the train. He tried to run backward to avoid being run over by the 20,000-pound train ...

Truman Duncan went through a horrendous ordeal in 2006 when he fell from a moving train in Cleburne, Texas. Duncan - an employee at the rail yards in Cleburne - slipped and fell onto the...

2008年10月2日 · Paramedics and fire officials arrived and were able to rescue Duncan by using two air bags to raise the rail car off the ground. Duncan was freed less than an hour after he made the first 911...

2006年6月29日 · Truman Duncan, 36, remained in critical condition Wednesday at a Fort Worth hospital after the Sunday accident at the Gunderson Southwest rail yard in Cleburne. In a tape of the 911 call,...

2006年6月29日 · CLEBURNE, Texas – A rail yard worker who lost his legs when a train ran him over used a mobile phone to report that he was trapped and had been "cut in two." Truman Duncan, 36, remained in...