 Some of the women, we know this, they actually divorced the husbands who they loved in order to be able to survive because they'd have to marry somebody else. The train left at about 11.30 that morning, heading east. There was an attempt made to drop them off in Columbus. Mike Anderson is an historian who lives in Bisbee and who has spent the last few years studying what happened after the deportation. When the train got there about 9 o'clock at night, the Columbus authorities were waiting.