I thought I was going to die, said passenger Deanna Villella. "I've never been that scared in my life." The 40-year-old said it was "just chaos." "People were just flying down the aisles," she said. "Luggage was flying, purses were flying and everyone was screaming. It was just chaos." Another passenger, who escaped the crash, said the scene was "sheer panic." "It felt like we hit some bumps in the road and then the train jumped and it kept jumping and it tipped over to the side," said passenger Hannah Lemke, 22. "Everything went flying, people were screaming. It felt like forever. I'm sure it was only a couple of seconds. It was sheer panic." It's not known why Train 92 traveling from Niagara Falls to Toronto derailed. The crash occurred near King Road at 3:28 p.m. Sunday. It's the same spot as a 19-car derailment in 2008. "I have no clue," said Via spokesperson Michelle Lamarche when asked about the cause. "Right now they're focusing on the crew and passengers." The three dead are all employees of Via -- two were locomotive engineers and one was a trainee. Two were from the Greater Toronto Area and one was from elsewhere. They were in the locomotive cab at the time of the crash and pronounced dead at the scene. Their bodies were removed by 8 p.m. The locomotive was completely on its side and the first passenger car was canted off the tracks at a 45-degree angle, Via's chief operating