A 15-year-old girl, who was one of three people who allegedly pushed 29-year-old Kyle Bickham to his death from a moving CTA Red Line train near the 69th Street station during an altercation, has been charged. A family is seeking justice after a man was pushed to his death from a CTA train in Chicago.
Kyle was heading home after an overnight shift for Amazon when the incident took place. “They took happiness. They took sunshine. “If you’re that evil, to open a door and throw somebody, a live person out, what’s wrong with you?
They just took the world from me,” his father Bickham Sr. said, per ksnblocal4. Kyle landed on the third rail and was later struck by an oncoming train, according to police. This guy was so kind,” Kyle’s grandmother, Bertha Ford, said. Kyle’s family said that he had been working hard to build a life for himself, moving into a new apartment just days before the horrific incident. “He was just trying to make an honest day’s living, and this is what happened,” Kyle Bickham’s mother, Latanya, said.
Kyle Bickham’s family raises questions
Kyle is remembered for his love of Derrick Rose, the Chicago Bulls, and his dedication to his family and his girlfriend, per ksnblocal4. Kyle’s family demanded answers after his death, asking how this happened and whether more could have been done for his safety.
Read More | Iryna Zarutska’s ‘heartbroken’ family breaks silence days after her murder, ‘She came here to find peace and safety…’ Kyle was one of four siblings and the youngest boy in the family, according to ABC7. Kyle’s loved ones described him as a caring, hardworking man who was devoted to his family, and as someone who loved making people laugh and spending time with those he loved, according to the outlet.
