Abigail was shot right after the train derailed, who caused it all?

It was supposed to be an ordinary trip through the countryside — a scenic train ride that promised nothing more than peaceful views and a quiet morning. But what unfolded on that fateful day left everyone speechless, and one young woman fighting for her life.

Witnesses say the train suddenly derailed around 9:17 a.m., sending passengers into chaos. “There was this horrible sound of metal twisting,” one passenger recalled. “Then everything went black. People were screaming, and the smell of smoke was everywhere.”

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Moments later, as rescuers rushed to pull survivors from the wreckage, a single gunshot echoed through the air. It was then that Abigail Harper, a 28-year-old photographer from Melbourne, was found lying beside the tracks — bleeding from a gunshot wound.

The question haunting investigators now is why. Was the derailment an accident — or a calculated setup to hide something far darker?

Police sources confirm that they are treating both the derailment and the shooting as part of the same criminal event. “There are too many coincidences to ignore,” said Detective Laura Kent from the Victoria Police Major Crimes Division. “We’re looking at the possibility that someone wanted Abigail dead — and caused the derailment as a distraction.”

Friends describe Abigail as bright, adventurous, and unafraid to chase a story. In fact, just a week before the incident, she had posted cryptic messages on her private social media account hinting that she was “about to expose something big.” What exactly she meant remains unclear, but her followers say she had recently been investigating a series of illegal land deals involving a local construction firm — one that also happens to be linked to the company that owns the train line.

Coincidence? Or a motive?

Adding to the mystery, CCTV footage from the station where Abigail boarded has vanished. The rail company says the cameras “malfunctioned,” but investigators aren’t buying it. “Too many things went wrong at once,” a source close to the case said. “The train’s communication system went down minutes before the crash. And then, the only person who might’ve had evidence — Abigail — ends up shot.”

As she remains in critical condition at St. Vincent’s Hospital, the investigation has expanded to include both state and federal authorities. Unconfirmed reports suggest police have identified a “person of interest,” a man seen near the tracks moments before the derailment. But his identity has not been released.

Now, with the public demanding answers, one thing is clear: this was no ordinary accident. Someone wanted Abigail silenced — and they were willing to destroy everything to make it happen.

The question is, what did Abigail know — and who was desperate enough to stop her?

This developing story continues to unfold. Stay with us for the latest updates as more shocking details emerge.

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