[sabotage?] Investigators are looking more closely at a stretch of track near the
site of a deadly commuter train crash after finding abnormalities
in equipment that senses trains and transmits speed commands. The deadliest accident in Metrorail's 33-year history occurred Monday
when a train plowed into another train that was stopped. The moving
train was controlled primarily by computer at the time of the crash,
but there is evidence the operator tried to slow it down.
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