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Radlett train death man is named

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Samantha Lewis

Published: 6:41 PM November 26, 2013    Updated: 2:49 PM November 1, 2020
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RADLETT: Police have released the name of the 42-year-old man who was killed at Radlett train station last month.

Peter Campbell from St Albans died on Monday, October 21, after being struck by a train at around 3pm.

An inquest into his death, which is being treated as non-suspicious, has been opened and adjourned.

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