Woman tied to dog dragged to death by San Francisco train

What was on her Ipod?

"Last train to Albuquerqueeeaahhhhhhhhhhhh.........."

Was it a rescue dog?

This happened on a favorite episode of "Lassie" too.

Thank God the dog's OK.

It’s a dog-eat-dog world, and she was wearing Milkbone underwear.

Who tethers a leash to their waist? That's asking for trouble - even a flight of stairs could cause serious injury.

[quote] “It was pretty grotesque because all the way down the platform ... there was a bloodstain, about an inch and half wide, all the way down," he said.

Why, was it "that time of the month?"

A woman dies and the focus is on the dog? White people really DO have fucked up priorities sometimes.

[quote] A woman dies and the focus is on the dog?

I think he planned it all along.

He probably hated her, and that's why he stayed on the train.

That dog knew what he was doing.

Ruff way to go.

I hate people, but I love dogs. I'm glad the dog is okay.

1 down 7.87 billion to go.

R9 can be next.

The way people are nowadays, the dog was probably nicer, just saying.

On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa FUCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!

[Quote] A woman dies and the focus is on the dog? White people really DO have fucked up priorities sometimes.

Agreed.

Service dogs. Only.

I wanted to say what R5 said. Thank Dog the dog is ok. It’s an awful death, but the woman should have known better than to toe the leash around her waist, and I’m glad her decision didn’t injure the dog.

How do you feel sorry for someone so incredibly unthinking?

If I WERE stupid enough to tether the dog to my waist, the FIRST thing I'd do when standing up, before entering or exiting, would be to reel the dog in tightly on one wrist, so that this doesn't happen.

Also: I didn't realize dogs were permitted on the B.A.R.T.

[quote] What was on her Ipod?

R7...who ties a dog to her waist? A fucking moron who needed her hands free for her phone. That had to have been a simultaneously horrific and hilarious scene.

Oh wait was she a great big fat person?

[quote] How do you feel sorry for someone so incredibly unthinking?

Joan Crawford, is that you?

"They were thoughtless, selfish, spoiled children. Now they won't wake you up when you need your rest.”

[quote] What was on her Ipod?

[quote]What was on her Ipod?

"Kind of a Drag"

Well, not too big R22. The train didn’t derail.

I havent heard that song at R25 in decades,yet I knew every word !

I have a leash for my dog that I wear cross-body. I sometimes have trouble with dropping the leash, and I live in a downtown neighborhood and my dog is small. Having the leash over my shoulder and around my torso keeps him from taking off when I drop the leash. When I take him on the light rail he is in his carrier, and when he is walking I hold the leash to keep him at heel - especially when crossing the street.

If he was too big for a carrier on the light rail I would be absolutely certain that I had him pulled up close on the leash when getting on and off the train. A train platform is a dangerous place for a dog, even outside of this circumstance.

r28 certainly understands this situation perfectly and would never have made the rookie mistakes that landed this lady on the tracks to be ground into hamburger by the BART train

Datalounge never fails to provide the gruesome and gory stories.

[quote] The woman appeared to be waving at someone moments before the train started moving,

She was clutching doggy bag leftovers with the other arm.

[quote] She was clutching doggy bag leftovers with the other arm.

Moments later the vultures were circling for human leftovers.

[quote]What was on her Ipod?

"How Much is That Doggie in the (Rapidly Retreating) Window?"

Who's the Bitch NOW?

So this was the dog’s fault.

I hope that didn’t put BART behind schedule for the day. People have places to go, you know. Sounds pretty inconsiderate of the dog and broad.

[quote]It was pretty grotesque because all the way down the platform ... there was a bloodstain, about an inch and half wide, all the way down

An inch and a half wide, was that a typo? It sounds more like a racing stripe than the mess that a body would leave being dragged to death by a train.

Funny, when I read the headline I was only concerned about the dog. Glad he’s ok.

[quote]“It was pretty grotesque because all the way down the platform ... there was a bloodstain, about an inch and half wide, all the way down," he said.

BART BARK BARF

Animal people are weird.

[R33], I hope you know your post sent me straight to the list to go to hell because I laughed. And laughed.

Holy fuck! A lot of gays are miserable and have a burning hatred for women. I already knew that. But threads like this are a nice reminder.

R33 you made my night! BIG LOL.

[quote] Holy fuck! A lot of gays are miserable and have a burning hatred for women. I already knew that. But threads like this are a nice reminder.

I think the posts would have been the same if the victim had been a guy, R43.

Relax.

[quote] She stepped out but the dog stayed on the train. The dog was not injured.

They should cross-examine the dog.

[quote] They should cross-examine the dog.

Right now, he's considered an "animal of interest" in the police investigation.

Was the dog female?

Didn't she have a bag to put her dog in?

R1 This made the playlist

How can someone so stupid afford to live in SF?

Didn't the Gerrishes live in San Fran?

Who makes the fog surrounding the Golden Gate simply disappear?

Who leaves the BART depot downtown with just a bloody smear?

Is the dog okay?

(S)He's got a ticket to ride. (S)He's got a ticked to ride. And (s)he don't care. My doggy don't care.

If it were me I’d rather I had died than my dog

What will you do when your dog dies?

Boo Hoo said the dog.

Don't care about the stupid cunt. Glad the dog's OK.

[quote] The woman appeared to be waving at someone moments before the train started moving,

So the boyfriend killed her. He came down the platform to see her. When she saw him, she waved and got off the train at the last second to greet him. If he had only not come to see her, she would still be alive.

He probably said something she couldn't hear, so she made one step off the train instead of blocking the door. She had to have been dragged under right away or else the dog would have been choked. That's why there was a bloody smear, the wheels sent it up.

What could have been so important that the boyfriend had to tell her right then when her train was leaving?

The boyfriend was mouthing I Love You and making a heart sign with his hands. She was like, what? I can’t hear. What are you doing?

R28 stop, just stop. You've been warned.

[quote] What was on her Ipod?

"For God's sake, stop the train!"

[quote]R65 “This is a tragic loss of life…” said BART Spokesperson Alicia Trost.

Is it really, though?

[quote] What was on her Ipod?

Abba, "Another town, another train"

Thoughts and prayers.

I wonder if the dog showed any signs of guilt or remorse?

Draggin the Line

Was this the Snausages dog? Could it have been after snausages?

[quote] Who tethers a leash to their waist?

stupid dead women

That Millennium Tower is going to fall. I can feel it.

90% chance she was a frau Karen type or an Asian.

can I have her stuff?

[italic]I can still hear you sayin’ that we’d never break the chain - -

[quote] What was on her Ipod?

Bf should have the dog put down.

Tell me more Tell me more

'Cause she sounds like a drag.

I feel sorry for the dog because it lost its owner. My dog would be a mess without me because he is so loyal and I’m his world.

Also, the poor boyfriend witnessing that.

It’s iPawd, R1.

[quote] My dog would be a mess without me because he is so loyal and I’m his world.

Oh, you'd be surprised, I think.

Amy Adams 41, San Francisco

It's not me, we're fine, and I'm older than than anyway....

This whole thread is hilarious.

I love cats, but I am relieved the dog is fine. This thread is too funny.

MUSH MUSH 🤡 🚂

[quote]R86 This whole thread is hilarious.

I’m howlin’.

[quote] So the boyfriend killed her. He came down the platform to see her. When she saw him, she waved and got off the train at the last second to greet him

Imagine the horror of witnessing her get dragged by the train, just because she was waving at you.

*shudder*

He will forever blame himself.

No one gives any fucks for the bish but thank god the dog was ok. Jesus.

Never tether yourself to anyone or thing should be one of the first things you learn in kindergarten.

Well, San Francisco didn't like being ordered to open her Golden Gate and it was time for payback.

BUMP

People who take their animals on the train or subway deserve their fate.

She tried to pull a train but when she got the dog involved it was just too disgusting.

I wonder if she regrets adopting this dog now.

She ain’t regretting shit, now

Her iPod song =

There’s a sweet elderly guy who walks his dog in my neighborhood with the leash tethered around his waist. It’s a tiny dog, like a Shih Tzu. He has limited mobility in his arms and shoulders, and it’s much easier for him.

Seriously, this is probably terrible for the dog, it must know on some level it’s owner is dead. Dogs are such devoted creatures.

Up, Missy! UP!

I’ve dogsat for my parents before and their dog definitely knows when they’re not around. I spoil him and he still lives his life and finds enjoyment but he’s always kind of bummed out when his parents aren’t around. I watched him for two weeks once and he never stopped missing them. He’ll kind of just sit down and mope sometimes and every time he heard a noise he’d go check the door. The dog will be sad but it will be able to get on with its life. It will be okay.

They misunderstand the dog. They thought the dog said “Timmy fell down the well.”

San Fran needs less women. SEE YA!