BP accuses Halliburton over Gulf of Mexico oil spill

U.S. contractor proof Macondo destroyed about potential problems of cementing the well before the disaster, based on court records

BP has accused Halliburton to destroy evidence damaging compared to last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

In a court filing, BP argued that the U.S. oil services company intentionally destroyed evidence of possible problems with the grout is poured into water deep Macondo about 100 miles (160 kilometers) off the coast of Louisiana. An oil well must be properly sealed to prevent explosions.

also in documents filed in federal court in New Orleans, BP accuses Halliburton of incriminating evidence are not computer models.

BP has asked a judge of the United States to penalize Halliburton and order a forensic computer sponsored by the court to retrieve the model results.

Halliburton told the media that the accusations are false.

The allegations in the motion of 310 pages, add a confrontation between BP and Transocean and Halliburton contractors because of the Deepwater Horizon explosion in April 2010 that killed 11 workers and led to 206 million U.S. gallons (780m liters) of crude oil escaping into the Gulf of Mexico. So far, BP, the majority owner of Macondo well paid the bill and emergency cleaning.

• are also involved and Cameron International Anadarko Petroleum.
• The first trial of the disaster is scheduled to begin Feb. 27 in New Orleans. Is expected to last three months and to determine the responsibility of each company involved in the drilling of Macondo. There will be other phases of the cleanup costs, punitive damages and other claims.

U.S. federal and independent investigations into the disaster found flaws in the foundations of Halliburton, because he could not properly connect well. The company used a grout sparkling.

In the court filing Monday, BP said that employees of Halliburton thrown and destroyed the first results of tests on the same batch of grout used in the Macondo well during an internal investigation if disaster.

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BP said Halliburton cement mixer for projects in the Gulf said in a statement that the grout seemed "fine" for him, but had decided not to write about their results to their bosses for fear that it be misinterpreted.

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