'Evidence of sabotage' claim in rail crash

Maintenance company Jarvis says photographic evidence appears to back its claim that sabotage may have caused the Potters Bar rail crash.

Mon, 20 May, 2002 - 11:35

Maintenance company Jarvis says photographic evidence appears to back its claim that sabotage may have caused the Potters Bar rail crash.

The firm in charge of line maintenance made its announcement as trains began running through the station following the May 10 crash which claimed seven lives.

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