William Murray McCubbin, 60, died after his fishing boat capsized.
William Murray McCubbin died after his fishing boat capsized An RNLI volunteer has been charged over the death of a grandfather whose fishing boat capsized during a rescue operation. William Murray McCubbin, 60, died after the vessel sank near Port William, Newton Stewart, in Dumfries and Galloway at around 4.30pm on Saturday November 19, 2022. Mr McCubbin, better known by his middle name Murray, was taken to Galloway Community Hospital, but died shortly after.
’ In a statement released through law firm Digby Brown Solicitors, Mr McCubbin’s family said: ‘We welcome the update in the criminal investigation as it brings us closer to learning the truth about what happened at sea that day. ‘The loss of Murray is something that shattered our family – he was a loving partner, father and papa and there is not a day that goes by where we don’t think of him.
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