In the hour before officials said parts of a CSX train crashed and overturned early Tuesday in downtown Ellicott City, two young women who died in the incident were tweeting about sitting on the train tracks.

Elizabeth Conway Nass and Rose Mayr, both 19, of Ellicott City, died in the incident, which occurred at 12:02 a.m. Tuesday, train officials said.

“Levitating,” wrote a Twitter user named Rose Mayr at 10:51 p.m. under the name @r0se_petals, accompanied by a picture of two pairs of women’s feet dangling over the street in Ellicott City.

A Twitter user named Elizabeth Nass (@LizNassty) tweeted at 10:40 p.m. that she was “drinking on top of the Ellicott City sign,” which sits under the train tracks that cross Main Street, with @r0se_petals.

Safety officials have not yet confirmed the tweets came from the victims. 

The train derailment occurred at 12:02 a.m. Tuesday, according to officials.

Preliminary investigations show the women were believed to be "on a walkway alongside the train tracks" and were "crushed by falling coal," according to the Washington Post. 

Nass was a student at James Madison University and Mayr was a student at the University of Delaware, according to WTOP.com.

Condolence and observations of the “eerie tweets” of the girls were streaming through Twitter.

•  So strange to see people tweet right before their deaths. Smh. @r0se_petals@LizNassty  - @i__Cam

• “Kinda eery this was her last tweet.” - @Ox_meredith_xO

• “Tomorrow is never promised.”- @jennyjenn_xo

• Last Tweet from Rose Mayr RT @r0se_petals: Levitating @LizNasstyhttp://pic.twitter.com/h4Hpu1u6@Mia124

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