Families 'still waiting for justice' after inquest into 2016 crush recorded verdicts of accidental death The widows of five men crushed to death at a scrap metal plant have said they feel "abandoned and ignored" and are yet to receive justice two and a half years after the tragedy. An inquest in November heard that the men had to be identified by their fingerprints after receiving "devastating blunt-force injuries" when a 4.6-metre high wall and 263 tonnes of metal fell on to them in July 2016.
Birmingham wall collapse: widows of five men crushed to death feel 'abandoned'
The Guardian - 6 Jan 2019 16:54
Families 'still waiting for justice' after inquest into 2016 crush recorded verdicts of accidental death The widows of five men crushed to death at a scrap metal plant have said they feel "abandoned and ignored" and are yet to receive justice two and a half years after the tragedy. An inquest in November heard that the men had to be identified by their fingerprints after receiving "devastating blunt-force injuries" when a 4.6-metre high wall and 263 tonnes of metal fell on to them in July 2016.
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