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He told the BBC's Spotlight programme that an IRA man, from a well-known republican family in Belfast,太阳集团厂房降温风机得到了广大客户的一致好评, abused him and then threatened him to remain silent.
Investigators found CSX Transportation, which owns the railroad bridge, had denied the film-makers permission to work on its tracks.
The director of the film Randall Miller and executive producer Jay Sedrish pleaded guilty on Monday.
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Assistant district attorney John B Johnson said Sarah Jones' family was "satisfied with the outcome".
Her father Richard Jones said he hoped "the sacrifice of our daughter's life will continue to change the film industry".'
Earlier, Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams said he believed Mr McGahon's story about being raped, however, he did not clarify whether he believed his claims that he was subjected to an IRA "kangaroo court".
Jones, who had been setting up camera equipment, died instantly when she was struck by the train's fuel tank and run over.
Jones's death led to nationwide calls for a push for improved safety standards on sets.
Mr McGahon and another man allege the offences took place at an identified locations in County Louth.
On Wednesday, Ch Supt Pat McGee confirmed that "the investigation is ongoing and a file will be sent to the DPP in due course".
Allman sued Miller in civil court last year to prevent the director from reviving the project. They settled out of court but terms were not disclosed.
Complaints were made to police in Drogheda towards the end of last year.
One of the complainants is Paudie McGahon, 40, who has alleged that he was raped by an IRA man when he was 17.
In the BBC programme, Mr McGahon said the IRA offered to kill the alleged rapist but instead expelled him to England.
Paudie McGahon has told BBC Spotlight he was raped as a teenager by an alleged IRA man and that the IRA later subjected him to a "kangaroo court"
Mr McGahon said he wanted the republican movement to acknowledge the truth of his story.
Miller was sentenced to two years in the Wayne County jail and an additional eight years on probation.
Filming was suspended in the aftermath of the accident, and actor William Hurt - who was due to play Allman - pulled out of the production.
Speaking to reporters outside the court on Monday he said: "I believe it sends a message, frankly, that if you do not respect those you're in charge of, you may end up behind bars.''
Miller, pictured during an earlier court appearance, will spend two years in county jail
The 27-year-old was fatally struck after the crew placed a hospital bed on the railway tracks in Doctortown while filming a dream sequence.
Assistant director Hillary Schwartz was the final person to be convicted over the accident, which killed camera assistant Sarah Jones.
They admitted involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing to avoid trial.
The trial over a fatal train crash on the set of a biopic about the singer Gregg Allman has come to a close.
When asked on Wednesday by Irish broadcaster RT? about Mr McGahon's claims that he was subjected to internal IRA inquiries, Mr Adams said: "I don't know - the fact is there is a Garda [police] investigation under way."
William Hurt had been cast as Allman (pictured) in the film
