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MARGARET ANNE MASSON PARAMEDIC AND COLLEAGUE GERRY SPAWTON PARAMEDIC AT THE FATAL
MARGARET ANNE MASSON PARAMEDIC AND COLLEAGUE GERRY SPAWTON PARAMEDIC AT THE FATAL ACCIDENT INQUIRY ON THE DEATH OF BOXER JAMES MURRAY AT GLASGOW SHERIFF COURT
Thornton, William
Daily Record
Scotland
Media ID 21885417
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Estimated Product Size is 19.7cm x 24.2cm (7.8" x 9.5")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print titled "Margaret Anne Masson Paramedic and Colleague Gerry Spawton Paramedic at the Fatal Accident Inquiry on the Death of Boxer James Murray at Glasgow Sheriff Court" we are transported back to the 1990s. The image captures two paramedics, Margaret Anne Masson and Gerry Spawton, who played crucial roles in a significant investigation. Their smiles radiate professionalism and compassion as they stand outside Glasgow Sheriff Court. This photograph serves as a reminder of their dedication to their work, even in the face of challenging circumstances. The context surrounding this particular inquiry revolves around the tragic death of boxer James Murray. As paramedics, Masson and Spawton were likely involved in responding to his accident or providing medical assistance during his final moments. Their presence at the inquiry signifies their commitment to seeking justice for those they serve. Photographer William Thornton expertly captures not only these individuals but also an era when sport held great significance within society. Though not directly mentioned, it is evident that boxing was an integral part of James Murray's life. This print from Memory Lane Prints offers us a glimpse into history—a moment frozen in time that reminds us of both human resilience and our shared responsibility to care for one another in times of tragedy.
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