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 ==Unsubstantiated== 
 1)The Daily Record specifically says that while they knew but chose not to print his name, a Saturday broadsheet went ahead and named him. As I said above he wasn't given anonymity, and he had already been named when he 'waived it'.  

 2)Article text ""It is not expected that he will face any charges"" is currently referenced to a source which actually says ""There has been no suggestion at this stage of criminal charges against anyone involved in the accident."" The two are quite different and as I have pointed out the Crown office still have not made a decision about the Range Rover driver with a similar excuse who killed those young women two years ago here.   "