I have heard the story before but I heard it a different way. The way I heard it was that the bus stopped on the tracks and it wouldnt start also and the kids, teacher and bus driver push the car over the tracks and the names on the street signs in that area are the names of the kids who died.

i personally have been there and it is a weaird thing you put ure car in neutral and it would roal up the hill and over. i have also tried the baby powder and there were finger prints on the back of the crown victoria we were in, but it is said the finger prints are your own from the oils on ure hand. i dunno what happens but it seems to get more attention by the people of sanantonio every year.

umm i have gone there before and it was scary cause one of my friends got out and tried to push it then she saw a white figure come across the tracks but there were no sounds at all then we saw a white train with blood on the grill I had screemed my head off that night

i have never been there yet but im gonna be going this halloween after i go to nightmare on grayson if anyone wants to with me feel free to let me know .

well i have a cousin that acually went about 2 years ago and tried that thing with the car, and she told me that someone er sumthing was pushing her car while it was on neutral. She said that it was an odd feeling while she was there.

wouldn’t the powder blow off the back of the car,if it is put on B4 going to the site? Wouldn’t you sprinkle it when you got to the site?

this is not true that what i think

Well I was born and raised in San Antonio and that never happened! There is no “BUS CRASH” and there never was a bus crash. Texas archives have no record of that at all! And the names on the streets are the names of the kids (and some just random names) of the man that paid for renovating that part of historic San Antonios’ Missions.However, that railroad is “SOMETHING” maybe haunted by kids from that time of the missions but not because of a Railroad Accident!! Sorry Guys!

Hey i really want to go to this but i don’t know where it is can someone tell me where it is at. If i could get directions from UTSA i would appreciate it!

Well I lived in Texas and I know it to be true. My mother and I went to that road. Before we got close to it we placed baby powder on the bumper and we placed the car in neutral. (We made sure no one was behind us.) A few mintues later the car started to move. We got all the way across the trackes. We then stopped. My mother and I got out of the car and saw these tiny hands prints on the bumper and no one was around us.

you guys are so sick to believe something like that!!!!

yea i’ve heard this story so different all i know is that the street signs r named after them.I live in San Antonio me and a couple my cousins went we put r car in neutral and like 10 secs. it started moving and it went over the tracks and we all got out and saw little handprints so we got back in did it again this time we all got scared we but r car in neutral and we started moving again right when we were on the tracks we stoped and we were all scared and then 30 secs we started moving again. so it was fun but when the acciedent happend it was around the 1930’s or 1940’s my aunt said that it could of happend and they lost the record of it. but all I know it is true And this halloween i’m going again .

I don’t think that it’s true but I think that perception is reality. In your mind if you believe in something enough it’s going to happen. So by people believeing in all of this I think it’s true to them. Try going to an old plantation where there we slaves and slaves that had been killed I believe that their will be some voices.

we believe it cause its true sonya. duh, stupid

I know this is true because I was born and raised in San Antonio, and my parents told me how hapenned. It said to be that the bus that the kids were in they were crossing the railroads tracks, when the bus suddenly stop then the train crash into them. It said if you but the car in neutral the car moves up and down the railroads tracks, and in halloween at night you can see the train passing you just seee the light of the train.

well i leave in el paso texas and that same story is told here . if u take the car n-u put it in neutral they say the kids move ur car up the hill . n if u put baby powder ull -c- the kids handprints if been there alot of times n stuff like that has happened !!!!!!!!!! its just wierd how the same story is said in different places!!!!!!!!!

i have been there. it was really interesting, i plan to go again because i was about 6 when me and my family went. we did the whole powder on the back of the car and once the ghosts pushed us over there were little kid hand prints on the back. i dont believe the prints come from oils in your skin… we just washed the car and no one touched the back. if you like finding creepy haunted places, go to the tracks.

ok my cousin went and it is true the kids did push the car

I live in el paso tx and theres a story like that here too!!! and its the same word by word!!!! so it makes me wonder how can something like that happen in two places in tx!! i dont know but its making me think its fake!!!!

~~>*Ruby*

I have been there, did the baby powder thing and all that jazz. I don’t think that it’s true about the bus accident but I do know that some paranormal energy was pushing us over those tracks. I also heard that the streets were named after the children of some big money guy in San Antonio. A developer, possibly.

I came to this forum because I thought it interesting but now I’m just saddened by everyone’s poor grammar. There has been such a decline in our ability to communicate. Please don’t get me wrong, I’m not speaking about everyone.

This is beside the point and I’m sure many will hate me. I do what I can.