Madrid train bomb suspects seen at station - inquiry

Three young men wearing woollen caps on a warm day and with handkerchiefs covering their faces were seen at a railway station hours before the Madrid bombing atrocity that killed 190 people, the investigation into the attacks was told today.

Three young men wearing woollen caps on a warm day and with handkerchiefs covering their faces were seen at a railway station hours before the Madrid bombing atrocity that killed 190 people, the investigation into the attacks was told today.

One walked quickly towards a train, carrying a bag, while the other two stayed behind at a parked van. “My blood ran cold. I thought it was a robbery,” Luis Garrudo, a doorman in the town of Alcala de Henares, said.

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