spotter wrote:
The time when the 48th train carrying passengers went through Kings's
Cross is a matter of fact. The whereabouts of train 311 is also a
matter of fact. I'd like to know.

Brimstone wrote:
Why?

There is not going to be an inquiry, so it's a case of DIY. The more I
look into it the more complex the story of what happened down there
becomes.

spotter wrote:
I am not called spotter for
nothing.

brimstone wrote:
Presumably a name you chose for youself.

My real name is S. P. Otter. I had no choice in the matter.


spotter wrote:
TfL could have said it was a typo but they didn't. It could
have been someone else's typo. Knowing where 311 was at the time would
resolve the issue.

Brimstone wrote:
What issue?

The issue of whether 311 was a typo or a confusion. A confusion might
arise if, say, 311 had pulled up in King's Cross having been slightly
damaged by the blast in the westbound coming through the boltholes. I
am not saying that this happened, only that 311 could have been
peripherally involved in some way if it was in the vicinity.