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Many Safety Issues Found Where Texas Oilfield Worker Died from Gas Leak May 6, 2021 In its report on the Oct. 26, 2019, hydrogen sulfide gas release that killed a Texas oilfield worker and his wife, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) says it found multiple safety issues at the site where the incident occurred. Jacob Dean died after being overcome by poisonous hydrogen sulfide gas at the Aghorn Operating waterflood station in Odessa, Texas. His wife, Natalee, was killed by the fumes when she went to check on him. The Aghorn Operating waterflood station is ...

Former bp ceo also saying that there was, quote: possible, potential. that the blowout could have been averted if bp had implemented its own safety management program in the gulf, shep. >> shepard: we heard a few key witnesses today on other than that deposition. >> yeah, much of the latter part of the day really focused on a lot of come from an engineer who has been hired to design and build oil wells all over the world. bp's lawyers tried to keep him from taking the stand today, but the judge overruled that. and he discussed a lot of insider baseball about things like well pressures, mud, ce...

Frustrated at times. the news media not allowed to broadcast any part of that deposition that was done in london back in june of 2011. the former bp head was questioned by the department of justice and counsel representing the other plaintiffs in this case. they were trying to basically show his casual attitude toward safety and he didn't have the victims' best interests in heart. part of that transcript was shared in court where hayward was asked if the blowout could have been averted if bp had implemented the safety management program in the gulf. his answer, there is possible potential. >> ...

Pleaded guilty to a number of criminal charges including manslaughter. but now that billions of dollars is on the line in a civil trial, bp's lawyers seem to be gearing up for a fight. casey stiegel is covering the trial. what else have we heard today? reporter: a man neighborhood robert dee has been on the and has been dubbed the master of disaster, because he has investigated and studied a number of incidents like the levees her in new orleans following hush katrina, the shuttle doctors, he worked oregon the ex-on valdez oil spill and has served as consultant in the past to bp himself testim...