Bad day... NAC

[Jim Haseltine]

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From: <isham-research.freeserve.co.uk at pop.pol.net.uk>;
<quk at isham-research.freeserve.co.uk>
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> The driver has said nothing - his wife has made a statement denying that
> he fell asleep but carefully not actually attributing this information
> to direct input from her husband.

The driver has said nothing to the press - he has however, been 'helping the
police with their enquiries' - on and off for the last couple of days.

> He was towing a trailer with another car on it.  If you lose control of
> a rig like that for mechanical reasons such as a tyre failure, all hell
> breaks loose in a handbasket.  But the aerial pictures of the crash
> scene show a nice pair of parallel tracks going right down to the
> railway.  He got all the way to the tracks with the trailer upright.
When I saw the first news footage of the Land Rover and trailer come in on
Wednesday morning I thought 'No way'. Not only was the trailer still
connected to the Land Rover, the Renault was still on the trailer.
The only comforting thought is that the field that the passenger train ended
up in was several feet under water a few months ago.

Regards,

Jim Haseltine