Mostly True
It was a cloudless blue day in middle spring when Jim Wiest emptied the contents of his pockets and stacked his drivers license an ATM card and two folded twenty-dollar bills on the ground beside the railroad tracks. It was 4:02 in the afternoon and the CalTrans that runs from San Francisco to Old Sacramento was due through Pleasanton at 4:06.
He lay down cross-way over the tracks and waited.
This story is mostly true. I never leaned his real name and the time of day is inexact.
The people around town called it an accident. He must have fallen asleep, they said.
I live in Pleasanton, to be confused with Pleasantville.
He lay down cross-way over the tracks and waited.
This story is mostly true. I never leaned his real name and the time of day is inexact.
The people around town called it an accident. He must have fallen asleep, they said.
I live in Pleasanton, to be confused with Pleasantville.
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