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Train Death
Date: 4/19/2012 Album ID: 1453917
Photos by Gordon Chibroski
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Sean Page was killed at a footpath crossing near his home. His wife, Valerie Page talks about his life and passion for tattoos.
Photo by Gordon Chibroski / Staff Photographer. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Valerie Page, wife of Sean Page who was killed by an Amtrak passenger train at this footpath crossing near his home, talks about Sean's life and passion for tattoos. The path to the crossing is behind her and leads to Cutts Street that Sean walked most every day to and from Elm Street in Biddeford, according to Valerie.
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Photo by Gordon Chibroski / Staff Photographer. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Sean Page was killed by an Amtrak passenger train at this crossing near his home on Monday. This train screams by between West Cutts St. , where he lived, and Cutts St., in background where he was returning home from the Boston Connection, a variety store on the corner of Elm St. and Cutts St.
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Photo by Gordon Chibroski / Staff Photographer. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. This is the approach to the pedestrian crossing from West Cutts to Cutts St. that Sean Page, who was killed by an Amtrak passenger train at this crossing on Monday, took most every day, according to his wife, Valerie, to get to and from Elm Street in Biddeford.
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Photo by Gordon Chibroski / Staff Photographer. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. These flowers and ballons lie about a fifty yards from where Sean Page was killed by an Amtrack passenger train at a footpath crossing near his home. This is the marked crossing at Main Street in Biddeford.
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Photo by Gordon Chibroski / Staff Photographer. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. This store at the corner of Elm and Cutts Streets is allegedly the last place Sean Page visited before being hit and killed by an Amtrak passenger train while heading home Monday.
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