Smoking tube passenger decapitated after falling onto tracks

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It is thought the 52-year-old intended to smoke in the gap between the carriages to avoid attention, but only succeeded in falling onto the tracks.
He was dragged along by the Metropolitan line train between Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, and Chesham, Buckinghamshire, at around 1.30am on Saturday.
His body was removed near Chalfont Latimer Station, Bucks, when officials were alerted and cut the power.
A tube worker on the train at the time told The Sun: 'A passenger was smoking between the carriages. He slipped and fell on to the tracks while the train was moving at 50mph. He was decapitated.
'This shows just how dangerous messing around between the carriages is.'
British Transport Police confirmed a man had died after falling between two carriages on the train.