Man loses 17th-century violin on train

It must have been his most unlucky day for leaving behind such an expensive possession on a train.

>Rob Napier said Monday he did not realize the instrument — made by master Venetian craftsman Matteo Goffriller in 1698 — was still on the train's luggage rack until it began pulling out of the station.

>"I think you can imagine the awful, kind of pit-in-your-stomach feeling," Napier told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. "My first instinct was: Can I jump on top of the train? But that was obviously stupid."

And the worse part was that he saw it went away... What would you do if you are in his situation?

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