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When a Train Strikes a FedEx Truck in Hill County — Your Family’s Rights and What Happens Next A FedEx manager called your mother. That is how your family found out. A voice on the phone saying your son, your brother, had been in an accident while doing his job — the delivery work he was proud of, the job he was about to mark one year at in October. By the time someone got an officer on the line, the answer was already the worst thing a family hears. He did not make it. Then silence. FedEx released a statement to reporters. Union Pacific released a statement to reporters. Neither one called your family. Days passed. The GoFundMe for his funeral sat at a fraction of what burial actually costs. And you found yourself sitting at a kitchen table in Oak Cliff, realizing that the two companies whose vehicles met at a grade crossing near FM 67 and Highway 81 in Hill County — neither one was coming to you with answers. That silence is not an accident. It is a strategy. While your family grieves, the risk-management teams at both corporations have already been working for days —…