This is the phone call made by the driver of the high speed train minutes after it crashed in Spain. Francisco Garzon's in shock. His voice is shaky and he isgasping for breathas hesurveysthe wreckage in Santiago de Compostela.
While admitting straight away he was going well over the speed limit, the driver says he had already complained the curve in the track wasn't safe.
Garzon hasn't talked about this in court where he is charged with ahomicideof 79 people andnumerousoffences of bodilyharm. Therevealingaudio released by the SpanishdailyEl Pais bolsters a serious question over signaling and security systems on the country's high speed network and whether anything was done between the complaint and the crash.
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