Survivors of the Oregon bus crash that killed nine people Sunday on an interstate in rural eastern Oregon are speaking out to describe the horrific scene. Passengers say they watched some of their fellow travelers fly out through broken windows as the bus smashed through a guardrail and plummeted 100 feet down an embankment. Some of those ejected from the vehicle—like Berlyn Sanderson, 22—survived the fall. “It’s kind of like one of those dreams you have of the world ending,” Sanderson told the Associated Press. Forty-six people were aboard the bus, which was on its way back to Canada from Las Vegas.
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