Oil spill judge hears from rig blast survivor

 
By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN | Published: March 6, 2013   

A Transocean employee who survived the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion testified at the Gulf oil spill trial Tuesday that a subordinate killed in the blast was one of the workers who apparently missed signs that BP's well was about to blow out.

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Randy Ezell, the first rig worker to testify in person at a trial designed to assign blame for the 2010 disaster, said Jason Anderson was a “top-notch” toolpusher who would have done...
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