The heartbroken sister of the hero driver killed in one of Britain’s worst train crashes last night blamed ScotRail bosses for his death. Salina McCullough said her devastated family were still waiting for answers – and questioned why her brother, Brett, 45, was sent out to drive a train on the morning after thunderstorms and torrential rain had caused flooding and landslides across Scotland. The 6.38am from Aberdeen to Glasgow derailed just south of Stonehaven, Kincardineshire, after ploughing into a landslide. Father-of-three Mr McCullough, train conductor Donald Dinnie, 58, and passenger Christopher Stuchbury, 62, all died in the tragedy. Last night, Ms McCullough blamed ScotRail for their deaths, saying: ‘They killed him – not the landslide, I know it in my heart. ‘During one of the worst storms to hit Scotland, they sent my brother out to drive a beast of a train, for only six passengers. Scroll down for video. VICTIM: Brett McCullough, 45, ‘loved his job’, especially meeting ‘wonderful’ passengers such as Queen’s Brian May The Scotrail train after it derailed near Stonehaven on Wednesday, killing three people Smoke billows from the train after it derailed on Wednesday near Stonehaven, Kincardineshire The damaged bridge the train collided with… Read full this story
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