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October 30, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Ferry officer ‘ignored yachtsmen’

Three yachtsmen may have survived had a P&O car ferry officer not ‘ignored evidence’ his ship may have sunk or swamped their boat, a court heard. Michael Hubble has denied manslaughter through gross negligence and engaging in conduct likely to cause death or serious injury to the three men.

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Three yachtsmen may have survived had a P&O car ferry officer not ‘ignored evidence’ his ship may have sunk or swamped their boat, a court heard. Michael Hubble has denied manslaughter through gross negligence and engaging in conduct likely to cause death or serious injury to the three men.

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