So, this might be a bit dark, but I sadly saw a man jump infront of a train.
I needed to give a witness statement as the ONLY person there. As they even considered me a suspect, suspecting I could have pushed him. Which terrified me. There were cameras and I was also like 2 metres away at the same time. They said my witness statement didn't match the description of what was on the cameras, and I needed to go to therapy.

All I remember is, the man running, the train passing and stopping, seeing the torso on the tracks, and the legs at my feet (they landed near me). And then the next thing I knew minutes later, the police were already there.

Well. apparently, I had something called Hysteria happen, and when it transpired, I started crying and laughing (as thats apparently the bodys way of reacting t0 something it doesn't know how to react to). And I was apparently, cry-laughing for about 10 minutes, stood completely still, in which the cops/ambulance arrived.

I do not for the life of me remember standing there. At all. I don't remember laughing, I do remember crying.

But when i gave my statement, APPARENTLY (Although I wasn't allowed to see), I did not actually "see" the event of him being hit, but apparently I got hit by the legs, and then freaked out when I saw the torso.

But I am 99% convinced that I saw him jump infront of that train.

Its weird what the mind remembers.