The Death of a Man in an Ambulance

"I didn't talk to anyone. My secret was that in this short while I had gone from being the president of this tragedy to being a faceless onlooker at a gory wreck," he says. "There was nothing wrong with me and I hadn't seen anything, but the policeman had to question me and take me to the hospital anyway." The word came over his car radio that the man was now dead just as we came under the awning of the emergency room entrance", writes David Perry.