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32-year-old train engineer brandon bostian they'll ask him to explain what happened to the best of his recollection. his lawyer saying he's having trouble remembering the crash due to a concussion sustained from that accident. he says though that it is possible that his memory will return once this concussion subsides. ntsb say they now believe that just about a minute before the crash, the train was actually accelerating. that bostian applied an emergency break as the train was beginning to enter the curve but it was too late. seconds later the train crashed. that based on detailed analysis o...

Concussion subsides, his memory could return. >> all right. erin, thank you, reporting live from philadelphia. thank you. i also want to give you a chance to hear from some of the people who are close to that engineer, brandon bostian including one person that spoke with him the very night of the derailment. >> i spoke with him. he said he was in the incident. he did not remember much. he couldn't remember much. he said he had some staples and stitches and he was sore. he was in some pain. he couldn't really talk to me, obviously, because he was getting -- he was getting taken care of in the e...

That concussion subsides. kate? >> the investigation clearly really in the middle of it right now as you said ntsb want to speak with bostian to get his take on what happened there at the controls. we were also -- you're learning more about some of the messages that bostian reportedly had posted online in the past especially regarding train safety. tell me more about that. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, kate. bostian seems to be someone who was very concerned with train safety. now, in a post to an online train forum dated about two years ago, bostian is believed to be speaking out, advocati...