So really the CT's, the narrative writer, the media and all of us who are commenting on the output of all of them should be asking for the numbers of the trains on the day, and asking which number train they are thought to have been on?
I think that maybe we need to recruit some hardcore trainspotters into this debate.
There must have been a whole load of passengers on each train, along with the drivers and guards (plus the station staff).
It couldn't be that hard for a reporter (professional or amateur) to go and interview some of these people surely? Or for a properly researched article to be written involving writing to the police, home office, network rail and the train operating companies?
You have got to wonder how hard the various "truth movement" people are trying if none of them have done any of this.
It almost makes me want to do an "investigation" myself - just so that I can get them to shut the fuck up about this "7:40 train".