
A man dies on a night train, in a cabin latched from the inside. The crew insists it was medical.
Federal rail safety auditor Victor Hale boarded the overnight M-77 to Meridian in the middle of an investigation into Meridian Rail's maintenance records. At 01:14 staff found him dead in Cabin C of the sleeper car, the door latched from the inside.
The crew calls it a medical emergency. No delay logged, no incident, a clean arrival. But Hale had been threatened before the trip, a private security escort was aboard to protect him, and the digital forensics are already raising flags.
who was on board
Deceased




The cabin was latched from inside. Work out how someone got in, and out again, aboard a moving train.
Recover damaged recorder and telemetry files from the train's systems.
A last call for help is buried in tunnel static. Clean it up and listen.
Five people can all account for themselves, on paper. Find the one that does not hold.
A sudden medical emergency.
Latched from the inside. No delay was logged.
Rebuild the true timeline, recover what was deleted, prove the real cause of death and identify who staged the scene.


"Log as medical. Do not escalate."
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next stop, Meridian