Argentines Discover 51st Victim in Train Wreck Argentine police have identified the 51st victim of Wednesday's train wreck as Lucas Menghini Rey, whose family's desperate search was emblematic of anger at the failure to protect people from long-known safety problems. Argentina's official Telam news agency and Channel 7 said sources investigating the crash confirmed the identification. Lara Menghini Rey holds a poster of her missing brother Lucas Menghini Rey that reads in Spanish "We are looking for him" in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Friday Feb. 24, 2012. Lucas Menghini Rey, 20, disappeared on Wednesday after a commuter train crash killed dozens and sent hundreds to emergency rooms. The only concrete information the family has is that a rescue worker said he removed Lucas from the train and that he appeared scared. (AP Photo/Alejandro Amdan/Telam) Close Family and friends erupted in tears and shouts at the news, while others vented their fury at riot police in the station. While the cause remains under investigation, many commuters blame the government. Word of Menghini Rey's death prompted the angry crowd to shout "throw them all out," a phrase often used a decade earlier when public outrage forced a series of presidents to resign.