Enquiry casts doubts about ourselves

After the Asiana Airlines 241 crash in San Francisco, the TV cameras went on board the wreckage.

Fri, 12 Jul, 2013 - 01:00
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Survivors were interviewed, black box voice messages were quoted on TV, and TV commentators aired opinions as to what/who was at fault etc.

If that was in Ireland, would it mean that any enquiry was “contaminated” and that no one could be brought to book?

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