Sarah Jones 'Midnight Rider' Movie Death, Autopsy Results [VIDEO] Watch Terrifying Footage Of Oncoming Train That Killed Camera Assistant

The death of camera assistant Sarah Jones on the set of the Gregg Allman biopic production Midnight Rider is definitely a sad story of misguided direction in the film industry, but this week the autopsy report revealed just how grisly and gruesome her death truly was. Also released with the autopsy report this week is the terrifying footage of the train that struck and killed Jones. Check out more on this story below.

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The Hollywood Reporter was one of the media outlets that published the autopsy report. Here is a an excerpt from the website:

Jones "died of multiple injuries sustained as a pedestrian struck by a railroad train while at work on a movie location," the report states, listing the cause of death as "multiple injuries due to railroad train" and the manner of death as an "accident."

Specifically, Jones' skull was split open, with a 12-inch laceration beginning on her upper lip and extending over her head and down the back of her skull. There was no brain tissue left inside her head, the report states, adding that it accompanied the body in a clear plastic bag.

Read more of the autopsy report right here.

You can also watch the footage of the oncoming train, just seconds before disaster struck right here (via Hollywood Life):

Read our original coverage of Jones' death, including reactions from her parents and the charges that director Randall Miller and producers Jody Savin and Jay Sedrish faced at the time.

Earlier this week, Miller plead guilty to the charges, receiving an 8-year sentence including 2 years in jail and 8 years of probation.

 "I do not seek revenge, but rather I seek healing for all involved, including those responsible for my daughter's death," Richard Jones, Sarah's father, said. Read more about this recent story here.

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