A Man Who Kept Calling His Loved Ones For 11 Hours After He Died In A Train Crash | Cell Phone Calls After Death

In 2008, 25 people died and 135 people were injured in a train crash, but you will be shocked to hear what happened to a victim's family after this accident. It's a true story, but you won't believe it even if you want to. So what exactly happened in this incident, let's know about it.

In 2008, on September 12 at 04:22 p.m. a train accident occurred in California’s San Fernando Valley, in which a man named Charles Peck is killed along with 24 other people. Actually, Charles was on his way to Los Angeles to meet his fiancee, but on the way, he met with a dreadful train accident that occurred after colliding with a freight train, the cost of which he had to pay by his death. On the other hand, his fiancee was ready to pick him up, but suddenly she came to know that the train had an accident which terrified her completely, and from deep inside she feared that maybe Charles would have been killed too. 

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But before his family members get to confirm that Charles is dead, many phone calls were made to his family members mysteriously from Charles's phone. During the investigation, it was found that after the accident, Charles's phone placed calls to his sister, brother, son, and stepmother, and during the 11 hours following the accident, a total of about 35 calls were made. When his dead body was thoroughly examined, it was revealed that the impact was so devastating that he had died soon after the accident, proving that Charles Peck had died on the impact. But now the question is, if he had died soon after the accident, then who was placing calls from his phone.

But later it was confirmed that when rescuers found his body, the cell phone was nowhere to be found. Yet long after his death, his cell phone continued to reach out to the people he cared about the most. But when his number was tracked, that phone was not found and this incident remains still a mystery. Investigators later revealed that they never found Peck’s cell phone. The accident later became known as the Chatsworth train crash, the deadliest in Metrolink’s history.