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Here's a partial list from the Los Angeles County Coroner's office (via Associated Press) of the passengers and crew killed in Friday's Metrolink train crash in Chatsworth. City News Service says that the names of two males and a female have been withheld pending notification of families, and the remains of one male have yet to be identified. The list does not include Paul Long, who died earlier today in a Ventura County hospital.
Christopher Aiken, 38Dennis Arnold, 75Dean Lafoy Brower, 51Alan Lloyd Buckley, 59Spree Desha, 35, of Simi Valley, LAPD officerWalter Arney Fuller, 54Michael Hammersly, 45Jacob Hefter, 18, of Palmdale, a student at California State Long BeachKari Hsieh, no age givenErnest Stephen Kish II, 47Gregory Lintner, 48Manuel Macias, 31Aida Magdeleno, 19 (or Magdaleno)Charles Peck, 58Howard Barry Pompel, 69Donna Remata, 49, of Simi ValleyDoyle Jay Souser, 56Atul Vyas, 20Maria Elena Villalobos, 18, of North Park, a student at the Fashion Institute of Design & MerchandisingYi Chao, 71Maria Elena Villalobos is the young fashion design student whose mother was seen being hopeful on so many TV reports last night and was quoted in today's New York Times story.
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