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NJ Transit Train Killed A Person June 7, 2023

NJ Transit Train Killed A Person June 7, 2023


A 47-year-old woman Jamie P Brower was killed by an NJ Transit train engineer in Monmouth County.

Governor Murphy stands in front of millions of people on Television as a liar like former Governor Chris Christie saying how New Jersey is a good place to live. However, both corrupt governors don't talk about the increasing deaths caused by the NJ Transit train engineered and bus drivers. The governor does not care about human lives. Nor do they talk about the killing epidemic caused by these horrible transportation operators. Too many families are burying their loved ones. While too many bus operators and train engineers go back to work and get a paycheck to kill an innocent person.

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