Allegedly Drunken Retiree Booted Off Train into Wilderness, Vanishes, Presumed Dead

Allegations of a drunken passenger who became a problem for a passenger train line was removed from the train prior to reaching it's destination. Reports indicated that the man who just retired recently may have had diabetes which symptomatically can create what some one find an intoxicating similar behavior. Reports suggest that the man was removed from the train following protocol and police were called. This passenger said to be a retiree, eluded the police and ran off into a heavily wooded area. It was his wedding anniversary in St. Louis, and the man was visiting relatives in Arizona. The paper reports, the man never reached his relatives at all and needless to say many are outraged. This man has for now vanished after being banished.

In Russia, if they did not like you you would be banished to Siberia. If this missing passenger was drunk who served him? The carrier will not comment according to the newspaper of the exact nature of the incident for which the man was removed. If a physician had just diagnosed this man with diabetes, was the missing man told of possible symptoms? Should this man had traveled at all? No matter how you look at it this man from newspaper accounts was treated like a dog. Except dogs are treated better.

Now they cannot find this man at all from news paper accounts. This writer read in the same newspaper a different case about a delusional man who was spared the death penalty. His crime was that he had killed his wife's parents in front off his wife. He was hospitalized many times prior to this incident from alleged mental illness.