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Fort Totten Metro Tragedy: WTOP Tells it Like it Was
The tragic Fort Totten Metro crash of June 22, 2009 has been heavily covered both here at Clark and Steinhorn and also in the local media.Despite this we have to strongly recommend Adam Tuss's excellent audio series entitled "After the Crash" which can be found at the following link: http://wtopnews.com/?nid=226&sid=1751609
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- I was a victim of the June 22nd Fort Totten Metro crash and I've heard lawsuits have already been filed, am I too late?
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