Len Radford, from Maesteg, and Andrew Hutin and Stephen Galsworthy,
  from Port Talbot, died after the blast ripped through furnace five
  in 2001. 

  Five workers were also critically injured in the worst accident in
  the UK's steel industry for 26 years. 

  The families of two of the men killed have expressed disappointment
  with the inquest's accidental death verdicts. 

  Speaking outside Swansea's Guildhall after the inquest, Stephen
  Galsworthy's brother Ian, said: "We are bitterly disappointed with
  the verdict today, believing it should have been one of unlawful
  killing.

  Coroner Dr David Osborne had ruled that possible verdicts of gross
  negligence and manslaughter should not be considered because they
  could not be justified.

  Last Updated: Friday, 5 August, 2005
 
  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4748613.stm


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  "Perceptions" note:

  apparent judicial complicity in, or corrupt protection of,
  corporate killing of working-class people has been noted at:-

  http://www.perceptions.couk.com/laworjustice.html#fines

  which, maybe coincidentally, refers to yet another death
  at a Corus plant.

  "Perceptions" only says this pervert behavior is typical of
  a stratum of society:- judiciary, coroners, senior local and
  national bureaucrats, police-chiefs etc, which is deep in
  corruption.

  This confirmed by later research, for that "Laworjustice"
  page, indicating national pedophile networks in that same 
  stratum - later confirmed by USA police-work but not,
  strangely enough, by UK police work (possibly because too
  many senior police / judiciary are in pedophile or drug
  networks).

  [You'll find they've not been prosecuted - despite the
   clear evidence presented by USA investigators.]


  We've got to include the "posh" UK media (ie BBC) in these
  suspected networks since they've had all the information
  for more than a generation but done everything to hide
  the truth from ordinary folk - always painting a "rosy"
  picture
    

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  RECENT `CORUS' ACCIDENTS

  Last Updated: Monday, 11 April, 2005,
  Police have named a 52-year-old man who died in an accident
  at a Corus plant in south Wales. 

  Father-of-two Hywel Thomas, who was from the Pontarddulais
  area, died on Friday afternoon after the accident at the
  plant in the town. 
  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4426483.stm

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  Last Updated: Monday, 8 August 2005
  A steel worker injured in an explosion at the Corus
  steelworks on Teesside on Monday morning has been
  released from hospital, it has been confirmed. 
  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tees/4131270.stm  


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