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Evening Standard
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Mathilde Grandjean

Three killed in Stonehaven derailment suffered ‘unsurvivable injuries’ – inquiry

Christopher Stuchbury Donald Dinnie Stonehaven RAIB Alex Prentice KC Brett McCullough FAI Network Rail Aberdeenshire Carillion
The train was derailed after heavy rain washed debris onto the track (Jane Barlow/PA) - (PA Wire)

Three men killed in the derailment of a train in Aberdeenshire after it hit debris washed onto the track by heavy rainfall suffered unsurvivable injuries, a fatal accident inquiry (FAI) has been told.

The crash at Carmont near Stonehaven on August 12 2020 resulted in the deaths of train driver Brett McCullough, 45; conductor Donald Dinnie, 58; and passenger Christopher Stuchbury, 62; and six people were injured.

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