Reportar MensajeA 21-year-old Californian man posted a haunting farewell message on Facebook before driving his car onto train tracks to commit suicide less than an hour later. Antjuan Miguel Colvin, who friends say could have been struggling with depression, wrote the lengthy post on his Facebook page at around 9pm on Christmas Eve. 'To all my friends and family on Facebook,' it said. 'Thank you all you have all made an impact on my life some of you good some of you not but you all are loved I hope you all have wonderful lives. 'I know its not my time to go but I cannot take living any longer. So as of tonight I will end my life. Again thank you for being apart of my life. Merry Christmas.......Goodbye
t 9.48pm, he drove his car onto a railroad crossing in Hughson, California and was struck by a train travelling at 75 mph. He was pronounced dead at the scene, authorities told the Modesto Bee. Before his death, family and friends who read his post scrambled to contact the troubled man, with many asking on Facebook if he was okay or whether the message was a joke. I didn't know what to think when I saw it,' friend Olivia Johnson, 22, told the Bee. 'I called his phone like 100 times. I called his sister, messaged his girlfriend, called them to [find out] if they knew what was going on. I don't understand why he would do this.' ut as news began to emerge of an accident on the Hughson crossing, their fears were confirmed. Colvin was hit by a San Joaquin Train from Bakersfield to Sacramento. It was carrying 98 passengers and was delayed for two hours after the crash. Three people were shaken up and treated at the scene for minor injuries. The conductor was the only witness to the crash, Stanislaus County sheriff's Sgt. Anthony Bejaran said. 'It's horrible for the conductor and horrible for the family, who will always have to remember Christmas Day as a day they lost a family member,' Bejaran said. 'I can't imagine that.' Colvin had written a series of cryptic posts leading up to his death, including one earlier on Christmas Eve which said: 'Tomorrow is Christmas............... '
