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please see the show notes for this episode on your app or on our website it was cold and rainy in los angeles
county on the morning of wednesday january 26 2005. shortly before 6 a.m jenny dull pulled
into the deserted car park of the costco retail warehouse in glendale a suburb 10
miles north of downtown l.a while dark quiet and to dreary outside the interior of the costco was bright
and bustling with employees preparing for the day ahead jenny began work at the loading dock
a few minutes into her shift a thunderous roar blasted through the building causing the entire warehouse to
shake within moments the area fell eerily silent jenny stopped what she was doing and
looked anxiously at those around her once their shock had worn off the workers rushed out to investigate the
source of the frightening noise [Music] [Music] earlier that morning engineer bruce gray
boarded a metrolink 100 a blue and white double decker train headed for downtown
la over 100 commuters were spread out behind him on the train's upper and lower compartments
bruce entered the front carriage and took his position behind the controls metrolink 100 reached the speed of
around 80 miles per hour as it hurtled from station to station soon the train was on the outskirts of
the city heading south towards glendale as its headlights pierced the pre-dawn darkness
bruce grey noticed something glint up ahead parked on the rails was a green jeep
cherokee suv it was sitting a little further up from the chevy chase drive crossing
its headlights were off bruce couldn't see anyone near it he slammed on the emergency brakes and
shut off the throttle but it was too late knowing the train had no chance of stopping in time bruce ran through the
carriage behind him yelling at passengers to hold on seconds later the train collided with
the jeep at approximately 63 miles per hour the jeep overturned and embedded under
the front of the first carriage the grinding metal on metal produced hot sparks that triggered a blaze at the
collision point it spread quickly through the first undercarriage the screams of commuters echoed down the
remaining carriages accompanied by the loud crashing noises caused by the fiery impact
because of the jeep's comparative size the collision did a little to slow the train
it continued along for 250 yards to where the track split in two the front part of the first passenger
carriage exited and travelled along the side track while its rear and the remaining carriages continued along the
main line the lights inside the train flickered out commuters fell silent all they could hear was the screeching
of the undercarriage as it dragged across gravel they braced themselves in nervous
anticipation it was common for trains to be parked on the side track when not in use
on this occasion a freight train was dormant on the side track and had been for several days
it contained construction materials used to repair a portion of the track further
north that had been damaged from a recent mudslide now split between both the main line and
side track the front passenger carriage of metrolink 100 collided with the stationary freight train at about 47
miles per hour half the carriage was crushed on impact passengers inside were violently thrown
from their seats with some landing on the tracks outside smoke filled the air as the train
jackknifed across the tracks and derailed spilling debris everywhere traveling in the opposite direction was
another double-decker passenger train engineer thomas ormiston was operating metrolink 901 heading north from
downtown l.a thomas was on schedule having just departed glendale station within moments his train sped into the
crash site ahead the first two passenger carriages of the 901 narrowly cleared the accident
between metrolink 100 and the freight train had it not been for the jackknife effect caused by the collision metrolink
901 would have passed through the area unscathed however metrolink 100 raked down the entire side
of the final passenger carriage of the 901 completely caving it in on one side as the 901 was traveling at
approximately 50 miles per hour the impact caused all three of its passenger carriages to derail and topple
over an overhead signal tower also sustained damage falling and crashing onto one of
the carriages debris from the three train wrecks spilled over into the parking lot of the
nearby costco employees emerged from the building and rushed to the scene armed with fire
extinguishers they desperately battled the flames engulfing the front carriage of
metrolink 100 which were reaching 20 feet high a costco employee retrieved a forklift
from the warehouse to try to dislodge some of the wreckage to reach those trapped inside
others risked their own lives by directly pulling people from the wreck which was so damaged it hardly resembled
a carriage when leaking diesel fuel soaked their clothes they were forced to ease back or
risk catching fire yet they managed to pull out one final victim before retreating
a man covered in blood and soot all of his limbs appeared to be broken and his face was charred black
as he was lifted out the injured man profusely thanked his rescuers he asked them to pray for him before
closing his eyes minutes later he passed away he was one of 11 fatalities eight people had died on metrolink 100
the remainder were on board metrolink 901 at 6 03 am three short beeps came over the radio of
the lapd's northeast division an announcement followed explaining that there had been a train derailment at
glendale officers raced to the location they were confronted by a thick cloud of
smoke that wreaked of diesel fuel it shadowed a chaotic scene a dazed and frantic crowd had gathered
in the parking lot of the nearby costco almost 200 people bore injuries those in the worst condition were being
wheeled around in store cards others were shaken but able to walk the adjacent train tracks were a mess of
twisted and burning metal firefighters extinguished the accompanying blaze allowing responders
to retrieve the remaining passengers scattered throughout the crash site they had sustained fractured bones head
injuries lacerations and in some cases impalement from train debris the cause of the crash the jeep cherokee
suv was near obliterated pieces of the vehicle were scattered over 300 yards what was left of the jeep's chassis was
still lodged upside down under the burnt remains of metrolink 100's front passenger carriage
even though the vehicle's fuel tank was warped by heat it remained intact it contained almost 12 gallons of
gasoline meaning it was almost full investigators walked along the track examining the remains of the jeep
they located two plastic one gallon water bottles that had been in the vehicle along with a headrest upholstery
from the passenger side door and the back seat weather stripping from around the rear window and the two pieces of
molding from the roof even though the jeep's fuel tank was intact all of these items tested positive for
gasoline they also located the tailgate with the license plate attached a witness emerged who had seen the jeep
moments prior to the crash it was driving along chevy chase drive before pulling off to continue along the
side road parallel to the railway lines it was put in park and a male driver got
out he then poured a liquid from a large jug all over the exterior of the vehicle
starting on the roof and then moving to the hood and rear once the bottle was empty the man got
back into the jeep and continued driving down the side road until he found an entry point onto the train line
he then parked the vehicle on the tracks and waited 25 year old juan manuel alvarez had a
rough start in life born in 1979 juan grew up in mexicali a city along the u.s mexico border
he was beaten and abused by his alcoholic and drug dealing father who had been a professional boxer
after one particularly brutal attack one's father tied him to a table overnight on another occasion eight-year-old juan
was pulled from his home by his older sister cynthia once outside cynthia watched through a
window as her father beat their mother so severely that blood soaked her face they were both mouthing words at cynthia
but she couldn't make out what they were saying turning around cynthia saw one trying to hang himself
their father came outside and rescued him a short while after juan tried to take
his own life again this time by jumping in front of a moving bus his grandmother pulled him to safety
just in time as a child juan claimed he was molested by an uncle around this time he started having
delusions one featured an evil spirit that entered juan's room at night crawled into his
bed and slept next to him when juan spoke of this nightmare he would zone out and stare into
nothingness at age 12 juan moved to l.a while cannabis helped him cope with his troubled past it took harder drugs to
keep the delusions at bay juan developed a cocaine and methamphetamine addiction but they only
fueled his disassociation from reality he spoke of hearing voices and seeing people who weren't there
in 1999 juan alvarez married a woman named carmelita he raised carmelita's daughter
and the couple had a son of their own juan enjoyed fatherhood and worked construction jobs to support his family
but was never able to shake his methamphetamine habit even getting higher when looking after his children
in 2004 juan badly injured his arm at a work site as it never completely healed he was
unable to return to the laborious work he relied on he fell into a deep depression as his
financial concerns mounted family members sent juan money to pay off the bills but his ongoing
unemployment and drug addiction ensured that he was never financially sound after two failed attempts at
rehabilitation juan was kicked out of home by carmelita who also filed a restraining order against him to prevent
him from seeing his children juan resettled in glendale on saturday january 22 2005
juan phoned carmelita begging to see his children carmelita refused wanting juan to deal
with his demons first she did allow him to speak to them over the phone before ending the call juan said to
carmelita thank you for letting me talk to the kids four days later on wednesday january 26
juan alvarez woke early despite his weak hand he'd secured some work on a construction site
he was due at the worksite at 7am in pasadena 8 miles from his home juan showered and tied his long black
hair into a ponytail to keep it off his face before leaving he watered the roses that
bloomed outside his house he was happy life was looking up and juan was optimistically waiting on the results of
a drug test the negative result that he expected meant he could see his kids again
soon by 5 30 a.m juan was on the road in his jeep with plenty of time to spare he headed towards a gas station to fill
up his car on the way he heard carmelita in the backseat telling him over and over how stupid he
was she was unrelenting in her taunts juan snapped he filled his tank with gasoline as well
as two one-gallon plastic jugs he had made his decision juan was going to set his car on fire
with himself inside one drove around looking for a dark and deserted place carmelita continued to berate him from
the back seat now joined by a man whom juan presumed to be her lover he stopped briefly at chevy chase park
the park fit his specifications it was quiet and unlit with the sun not due to rise for another 90 minutes
yet juan was not satisfied and continued along chevy chase drive then turned into
a side street where he parked directly under a straight line he emptied one gallon of gasoline over
his head and body he poured the rest all over the exterior and interior of his car
with all the windows and doors closed juan sat back into the driver's seat he felt dizzy and nauseous from the
fumes hands shaking he held up a lighter again juan changed his mind burning alive would be a terrible way to
die he drove back up to chevy chase drive and then at the railway crossing entered
the restricted area of the tracks and drove parallel to the railroad line for about 50 yards
juan then parked his car over the tracks over the next 15 minutes he looked at photographs of his two children and came
to the realization that he was making a huge mistake he tried backing up his jeep but it
wouldn't budge it was stuck on the track juan climbed out of his car and attempted to push it off but to no
avail he placed a large rock under a rear wheel to leverage the vehicle upwards and forwards
pressing his foot to the gas pedal the wheel spun in place and the car didn't budge
as he sat defeated in the front seat juan heard the sound of a blaring horn approaching
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you support case file to continue to deliver quality content [Music] at 5 59 a.m edward branch was waiting in
his car the barrier along the chevy chase drive level crossing had just lowered in
anticipation of a passing train as edward waited he noticed a jeep on the tracks nearby
a double-decker train was barreling towards it it made contact with the car resulting in a fiery crash
[Music] moments later a second train traveling in the opposite direction smashed into
the carnage a man suddenly appeared from the side of the tracks near where the jeep had been
parked he then headed towards the destruction juan alvarez ran to the wreckage and
approached a passenger who'd escaped to metrolink 100 with only minor injuries juan asked him what had happened
he was told that the train had crashed and people had died one exclaimed oh no and fell to the ground
he was asked if he had anything to do with the collision juan gave no response instead
he got up and moved onwards as he walked amongst the injured and dying juan held on to a large eagle
feather that he carried with him everywhere he believed that the eagle was an honored animal that guided the souls of
the dead to god by having the feather with him at that moment juan felt he was assisting the
dying passengers to enter heaven [Music] raymunda basana was going about her typical morning in glendale when at 6 15
a.m juan alvarez entered her home raymunda was one's landlady and the pair had a good relationship
in lieu of paying monetary rent juan worked as a maintenance man for raymunda that day
raymonda was disturbed to find one in her home with his arms and chest covered in blood
clutched tightly in his hand was a pair of bloodied scissors juan took raymunda's phone
he phoned his wife speaking in a garbled mixture of spanish and english he then called a cousin who had
supported him throughout his time in la he left him a voicemail i didn't mean this
a lot of innocent people died i don't deserve to live i apologize for everything please pray
for me please as he made the calls juan stabbed himself in the chest with the scissors
raymunda contacted 9-1-1 juan told first responders that he had quote hurt those people
i jumped in front of the train officers arrived at the hospital while juan alvarez was undergoing treatment
for his self-inflicted non-life-threatening stab wounds juan asked how the people on the trains
were before explaining what he had done he added i want life or death row i deserve it
juan was arrested and held in custody described as distraught and remorseful but cooperative he was charged with one
count of arson one count of train wrecking with intent to cause derailment and 11 counts of first-degree murder
with special circumstances the special circumstances arose due to there being multiple victims and so if
found guilty juan faced the death penalty carmelita visited her husband while he
was in custody she told the washington post about the moment he decided not to end his own
life quote he was there and out of nowhere he saw a light not the light from the train
he said he felt like there was a presence from god telling him to get away the restraining order that carmelita had
previously placed on juan was also in part to his mental state his behavior had increasingly become
erratic and threatening lately he exhibited paranoia and obsessive jealousy and accused her of cheating on
him with his cousin neighbors co-workers and strangers he suspected carmelita recorded him with
hidden cameras in his bedroom he also believed she was making pornography videos with other people
juan purchased a firearm and repeatedly threatened carmelita's lovers all of whom were figments of his
imagination he even considered killing carmelita juan was opposed to seeking psychiatric
help so carmelita sought a restraining order to protect herself and to their children
this caused juan's lifelong suicidal inclination to re-emerge he had told others of his intentions to
end his life in preparation for the trial juan alvarez was interviewed by a number of
psychiatrists one diagnosed him with a psychotic mood disorder and attributed juan's impulsive
behavior and irritability to this disorder another psychiatrist was of the opinion
that juan showed a logical goal-oriented behavior on the day of the train crash others theorised that juan's desire to
end his own life was the result of a depressing come down off a methamphetamine high
which he admitted to using prior to the train crash on the morning of the train crash juan
recalled carmelita belittling him from the back seat of his jeep as he drove around searching for the ideal place to
take his life at one point she was joined by a man one identified as one of her lovers
however there were no others in the vehicle at the time they were delusions during this bickering
juan contemplated visiting carmelita at work and killing her but it was too early for her to be there
even though one knew that carmelita couldn't be in two places at once he was still convinced she was sitting behind
him with another man he heard the pair remarking look at how stupid he is he can't even
see us their words angered one and his attention turned to the railway tracks he believed if he took his life there it
would get carmelita's attention and make her feel bad juan maintained that he didn't
realize the passenger train would approach he expected a cargo train that would smash through his car and continue along
without derailing he claimed he wasn't thinking about the consequences of his actions including
that others could be harmed or killed by his plan he knew of an instance wherein a train
collided with a taxi the taxi's occupants were killed but no one on the train was harmed
juan alvarez's trial began in late april 2008 his defense team insisted that juan
never intended for anyone to be hurt by his actions he wanted to take his own life but
changed his mind at the last moment this desire had lingered since childhood prompted by physical and sexual abuse
drug dependency untreated mental health issues and a failing marriage juan offered the families of his victims
an apology in court maintaining that he never intended to hurt their loved ones in contrast the prosecution argued that
juan alvarez had no intention of taking his own life rather he wanted to create a grand
spectacle that would get his wife's attention and pity so she would take him back
there were elements about one story that didn't add up to evidence at the scene juan claimed that he had poured gasoline
on himself and his vehicle with the initial intention to set himself a light his clothing from that day tested
positive for traces of gasoline but an amount that arsene investigators attributed to splashback when pouring it
all over his vehicle not directly over himself witnesses who had interacted with juan
immediately after the crash noted that he didn't smell of gasoline doctors who had treated him didn't
recall juan's eyes or skin as being red inflamed or irritated tell-tale science of prolonged exposure
to gasoline the prosecution insisted that juan didn't make the bona fide attempt to
take his own life as he alleged furthermore an expert witness revealed that fire damage on the jeep's parking
brake assembly indicated that it was activated at the time of impact this meant the car was in park which
contradicted juan's claims that he had made considerable effort to try and move the jeep to avoid a collision
witnesses reported that only the car's passenger door was open at the time it was demolished
which contradicted juan's claims that he had thrown himself from the driver's side seconds before impact
additionally the vehicle's headlights were off indicating juan didn't intend for it to be seen until it was too late
there was no debate that the gasoline juan had poured over his jeep was a contributing factor in starting the
blaze that consumed metrolink 100's front passenger carriage [Music] the arson count was crucial to juwan's
case the felony statute on arson in california meant that if juan was found guilty of causing the fire he was to be
held liable for the murders even if he didn't intend to kill anyone even the defense's expert witness agreed
with most of the prosecution's findings they conceded that if a person poured gasoline over their vehicle and waited
for a train to collide with it then they probably intended for a fire to start using the train as an ignition source
after three hours of deliberation the jury found juan alvarez guilty of one count of arson and of all 11 counts of
first-degree murder with special circumstances they found him not guilty of train
wrecking unsatisfied that he intended to derail the train nevertheless the guilty verdict ensured
one would face a possible death sentence in talking to the daily news three members of the jury said they likely
would not have convicted juan alvarez of murder had it not been for the felony statute on arson
the jury foreman said he was reckless he's a dangerous man but i don't think he had any intention
the week prior to the verdict the jury inspected four of the train cars damaged in the collision
rather than implicate juan alvarez the wreckage had the opposite effect the jury foreman told the daily news
that seeing the wreckage reaffirmed his belief that juan did not expect anyone to get injured quote
seeing how big those trains were and how heavy they were i really don't think a reasonable person would expect a train
to derail by parking their car on the tracks in the weeks following the trial the
jury opted to remove the death penalty as a possible sentence reasoning that juan alvarez never
intended to kill juan's wife and cousin were featured in the la times pleading for leniency
citing that he belonged in a mental institution not on death row they regretted not getting juan the
psychiatric help he needed saying they believed the catastrophe could have been avoided if they had
[Music] the superior court judge was far more skeptical of juan alvarez he didn't believe that juan was unaware
that his actions would have dire consequences for others he told alvarez that the phone message
he left for his cousin following the crash seemed set up like somebody playing a part
and that it sounded like a very bad actor trying to convince the person that he really feels as he
says he does and it doesn't ring true the judge told juan i don't believe for a minute you
intended to kill yourself or harm yourself in any way i think you were setting up a scenario
so you could go back to your family if there was a sentence known as forever in state prison i would give it to you
what i'm going to do is almost the equivalent and i agree that these 11 people who
died and their families deserve a maximum sentence in this case juan was given 11 consecutive life
sentences it was the maximum sentence that could be awarded given that the death penalty
had been taken off the table [Music] juan alvarez appealed his conviction in 2012
arguing in part that the prosecution failed to prove a connection between the arson he committed and the deaths of the
victims his appeal failed a number of the survivors of the glendale train crash filed a civil
lawsuit against metrolink claiming that the tragedy could have been avoided had the engineer of metrolink 100 bruce grey
followed protocol during the trial bruce testified that in the seconds before the crash he saw what
appeared to be a reflection coming from a vehicle about three quarters of a mile
ahead bruce said he became fixated on the area and when he saw an outline of the jeep
he hit the train's emergency brakes however the black box taken from the train wreckage revealed that the service
brakes had only been applied initially with a few critical seconds passing before the emergency brakes were
activated the attorney representing the victims argued that had bruce grey applied the
breaks when he said he had at trial the crash could have been avoided metrolink settled the lawsuit with a 39
million dollar combined payout following the glendale train crash metrolink's fleet underwent changes with
the spokesman claiming that it was now the safest commuter rail line in the country
their trains were fitted out with crash energy management technology that included bumpers designed to absorb the
lion's share of energy from a collision 11 unrelated fates were sealed when juan
alvarez abandoned his jeep on the ventura line near glendale train station on january 26 2005.
manuel alcala aged 51 julia bennett aged 44 alfonso caballero aged 62 elizabeth hill aged 65
scott mccown aged 42. william perrin aged 53 james tartino aged 47 and don wiley aged
58 lost their lives aboard metrolink 100. leonard romero aged 53 henry kalinski aged 39 and the trains engineer thomas
ormerston aged 58 died on metrolink 901 thomas had worked on trains since 1972 his job was often a topic of
conversation whenever he dropped his car off to his mechanic and friend walter during one visit the pair spoke of the
possibility of a train crash occurring after reading about similar incidents in the papers
walter asked thomas if he was worried about such things no it's okay thomas responded
accidents will happen [Music] [Music] in 2016 case file covered the disappearance of 22 year old shano
callahan all you can see is headlights of a car flashing it's blatantly obvious that she got in that car whoever had
taken her had done it for criminal purposes now hear firsthand from loved ones and
lead investigator steve fulcher as we unravel how the case unfolded and the minefield of legal and ethical dilemmas
encountered along the way therefore there's only one way to do this it was at that point that steve
fortune decided to take an extraordinary gamble her life is my responsibility all
i could do was plead with him for her life when a killer confesses do you listen he said you and i should
have a chat the fact of his guilt was unequivocal but what if one interpretation of the
law says you shouldn't accept the confession when he got taken to swindon he got a
lawyer all that conversation those vital confessions disappeared of no value what they were doing what
were they doing what happens to the cop who believes he's making the right choice the whole reason we were there
was losing sight what was wrong in getting a confession from a murderer it obviously rehearsed
this line that you ended with which was it was a pleasure to ruin your career you corrupt bastard if it had been your
loved one steve bulger was looking for what would you have wanted him to do to crucify somebody
for trying his best to get closure for two families doesn't make a lot of sense case file presents the detective's
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Case 204: The Glendale Train Crash

On January 26 2005, 25-year-old Juan Alvarez parked his car on a railway line in Glendale, Los Angeles, causing an explosive train crash that killed and injured dozens of commuters. Alvarez, plagued by family troubles and a difficult past, claimed it was an accident but those who witnessed the crash said otherwise. Was Alvarez an innocent victim or a calculating killer?

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Brief Summary

The episode recounts the 2005 Glendale train crash caused by Juan Alvarez, exploring his troubled past and the resulting legal consequences.

Key points

The Detective's Dilemma. A gripping 10-part series that explores the moral challenges faced by detectives.
Tragic Train Collision. A devastating train crash leads to multiple fatalities and chaos.
Juan Alvarez's Descent. The troubled life of Juan Alvarez culminates in a tragic decision.
Juan Alvarez's Trial Begins. Juan Alvarez's trial began in late April 2008, with his defense claiming he never intended to hurt anyone.
Guilty Verdict. After deliberation, the jury found Juan Alvarez guilty of arson and 11 counts of first-degree murder.
Sentencing. Juan was given 11 consecutive life sentences, the maximum possible after the death penalty was removed.

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