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February 13, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Open hatch clue in boat deaths

An unlocked hatch on a French trawler may have caused the death of six men in the English Channel, an inquest has found. Only one fisherman survived from the crew of seven when La P’tite Julie sank off Cornwall in January.

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An unlocked hatch on a French trawler may have caused the death of six men in the English Channel, an inquest has found. Only one fisherman survived from the crew of seven when La P’tite Julie sank off Cornwall in January.

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