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Murder hearing told of Mob texts . Murder hearing told of Mob texts The Tuesday, 19 August
MURDER ACCUSED: Quentin Duff, accused of murdering his partner, during depositions
hearing at Porirua District Court. Dog, can you come to the pad?
My Mrs is dead. Duff, a patched Mongrel Mob member, is accused of beating his partner
of eight years, Bronwyn Aroha Whakaneke, 33, with a metal scaffolding pipe before
dumping her outside a bus at the mob headquarters in Waitangirua. The text
message, allegedly sent by murder accused Quentin Duff to a Mongrel Mob associate
soon after Duff's partner's death, was among several revealed in Porirua District Court
yesterday. Duff, who has yet to enter a plea, appeared expressionless in court
yesterday for a depositions hearing. Her naked and battered body was found on January
8. Phone records in court revealed that before police were called, Duff text-messaged a
Mongrel Mob associate: . It will determine if he will face trial... Duff later
text-messaged the same associate from the police station: Dog, I'm examining at a lot of
jail now. dog, can you come to the pad? My Mrs is dead. Tell me you didn't bro. The
associate replied: I want to believe you didn't do it. Duff replied: I'm in a lot of sh.
Getting no response he added: Come on, bark back. at the moment.. Another text from
Duff to the associate said: Dog, I'm sorry I just f. That's all I can say..... Police prosecutor Claire
Boshier told the court Duff and Ms Whakaneke had argued before Duff inflicted the fatal
injuries. Police prosecutor Claire Boshier told the court Duff and Ms Whakaneke had
argued before Duff inflicted the fatal injuries. Drag marks on the gang pad floor and
gravel marks on Ms Whakaneke's face and clothing were consistent with being dragged
from the headquarters to the bus, Ms Boshier said. The pipe, covered in blood, had
fingerprints on it. Ms Boshier told the court Duff admitted resulting in the fatal injuries
and told police he had been trying to sleep when Ms Whakaneke punched him in the
nose. The first of three videotaped police interviews with Duff was played for the court. During
the interview Duff said Ms Whakaneke had left the gang pad about midnight. He then
said he locked up, went to sleep and found her body in the morning. She just said she
was going to wait for her ride, Duff told police. They had not argued and when she left
she was in a happy mood . Three witnesses who gave evidence to the court had name
suppression. Justices of the peace Ian Symonds and Bernardine Poole remanded Duff in
custody. The hearing continues today.
Maori land blocks frustrated surfers' access . Maori land blocks frustrated surfers' access -
Wednesday, 20 August MIKE SCOTT/ WORST
NIGHTMARES: Taranaki surfers' worst nightmares are coming true, as access to premium
surf breaks is cut off as fences go up on Maori family land.
Taranaki surfers' worst nightmares are coming true, as access to premium surf breaks is
cut off. In the past two weeks, Maori family land, right on the coast, has had 2m high
gates and a fence erected around it, blocking access to the world-class breaks. Surf
breaks at Mangahume and Sky Williams, just south of Opunake, have become the latest
casualties. Mrs Hohaia said she did not want to restrict access to surfers, but wanted to protect
three urupa (cemeteries) on the land. Owners Teresa and Donald Hohaia, of New
Plymouth, said they knew nothing about the gates and fence. I know nothing about it,
she told the . It wasn't done with my knowledge. Surfers say the South Taranaki
District Council should be doing more to secure beach access for the future. Mrs Hohaia
said other family members who did not live in the region were involved with the land, but she could
not provide contact details. I think that it is negligent that they are not doing it, Mr
Arthur said. Surfer Wayne Arthur said the STDC should be ensuring coastal access for
everyone. The marketing of Surf Highway 45 is a South Taranaki initiative, and they are
not managing the assets at all. The lockout could affect tourism in the area. Mr Arthur
said surfers were facing constant battles to retain access to surf spots as coastal
property was sliced up and sold off. They have got a gem, but it needs a bit more
polishing than what they are doing. If we have got some sort of historical access, then
the council should be doing whatever it can to secure that for the future. Local surfer
Craig Williamson said the STDC should negotiate for access when approval for land to be
subdivided was given. He was devastated to see the fence and gates blocking access to

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the two breaks. Once it is gone, you can't get it back, Mr Williamson said. I was heading
down for a surf, and found I couldn't get down there. I'm gutted, absolutely gutted.
Surf Highway 45's attraction would be lost if nobody could get to the surf. People from
all over the world are surfing down there in the summer, Mr Williamson said. Surfers
were grateful to farmers who, for years, had allowed them to cross their land for access
to surf breaks. Surfers were grateful to farmers who, for years, had allowed them to
cross their land for access to surf breaks. An Opunake surfer, who did not want to be
named, was not concerned at the loss of easy access. He said there were other routes to
the breaks. It just means I get to enjoy surfing there without the crowd. STDC Mayor
Ross Dunlop said the region was renowned for its surf breaks. When possible, the
council negotiated access to the beach with developers, but it might not be in the same
place as before. In the past access across private land was at the land owner's
discretion. I would be very concerned if some of our popular surfing spots are being cut
off from the public, Mr Dunlop said. We want to be creating more, rather than reducing
them.
Rerun for rally that led to riot . Rerun for rally that led to riot and NARELLE SUISTED -
Wednesday, 20 August Police
are bracing for hundreds of Canterbury University students to defy authorities and
converge on Dunedin in a rogue Undie 500 car rally this weekend. Last year, 69 people
were arrested and charged over rioting in Dunedin streets the following day the rally
arrived in the city. An anonymous Canterbury University student created a dummy
student email address to circulate two emails on Saturday and yesterday, detailing how
this year's unsanctioned event will run. The year before, 25 of the 56 students arrested
for disorderly behaviour over the Undie 500 weekend were from Christchurch. The
anonymous email from the self-styled Undie 500 master said: There will be drinking,
along with theme cars and costumes! An entire Dunedin courtroom was set aside to
deal with students arrested over last year's rioting. Two students intending to go to the
event told they expected the controversial rally to be at least as big as those of the last two years.
This year's event will proceed despite the urging of student and civic leaders, the
university and police. The last of those charged cleared the court system only last week.
It's bad for the city (Dunedin), bad for our reputation and we don't need it. All the
Undie 500 does is cause us a considerable amount of grief, Dunedin and Clutha police
area commander Inspector Dave Campbell said. We believe we're well-prepared.
Police were caught out by events last year and would have a zero tolerance approach to
any more trouble, he said. The Undie 500 was previously organised by the Canterbury
University Engineering Students' Society (Ensoc). We certainly have a significant number
of staff rostered on this weekend. Ensoc and the University of Canterbury Students'
Association (UCSA) tried to organise another event this year but gave up when Dunedin
Mayor Peter Chin refused to support their proposals. Since 1989, students have bought
cars valued under $500, decorated them to a theme and driven to Dunedin, stopping at
designated pubs along the way. Yesterday, Walker said he did not know who was
behind the alternative event and did not support it. In July, when Ensoc president
Graeme Walker formally withdrew support for the event, he warned that an alternative
event would go ahead regardless. This individual has basically organised the event
themselves. We have been working really hard this year to protect the Undie 500 name
and we don't want to compromise that at all, Walker said. It's still our students and we're
trying to make sure they don't go down, Goldstein said. UCSA president Michael
Goldstein said he did not want to talk about the event because we don't want any
publicity given to it . People have just said since this was cancelled, everyone will still
go, Alex Crossan, 18, said. Two first-year students living at Christchurch's University Hall said
they were not worried by the lack of support from student leaders. He expected hundreds
more from the university's five other halls as well as student flats to go on the rally. He
expected hundreds more from the university's five other halls as well as student flats to
go on the rally. Crossan and Alan Fallon, 19, said they had taken advantage of a special
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way to Dunedin. They had a designated driver who would not be drinking, they said.
We don't really know what to expect, Fallon said. He said Otago University students
were finishing exams this weekend so they will be having big parties . Dunedin Mayor
Peter Chin said the event was not welcome, but the Dunedin City Council was powerless
to stop it. If students want to put their future careers at risk by indulging in something
like this ... then that's their choice, Chin said. If they conduct themselves in a way that
is unlawful, then the police are ready, he said. A spokesperson for Canterbury
University said the university did not support the unofficial event. We deplore any
anti-social and illegal behaviour, and would like to remind students of the consequences
this can have in their personal and professional lives, the spokesperson said. Director
of Student Services at Otago University David Richardson said the university would
respond to any situation as appropriate at the time. Whatever the situation, the safety
and wellbeing of students and staff are paramount, Richardson said. Meanwhile, the
Students Against Driving Drunk (SADD) group will hold its national street appeal across
the country on Friday, the day the rally begins. SADD regional co-ordinator Jessica
Stringer hoped the students would use sober drivers. We hope the students in the Undie
500 will be responsible in the decisions they make.
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the seventh and final book in the Harry Potter
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Empire. Throughout the galaxy it was believed that Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker-the
Chosen One-had died on Coruscant during the siege of the Jedi Temple. And to some
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Homeless man was alive when he entered water . Homeless man was alive when he entered water
Monday, 18 August A homeless man
whose body was found floating near an Auckland wharf was alive when he entered the
water, police say. Post-mortem results of the man whose body was floating under the

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Wynyard Wharf yesterday morning showed there were no injuries on him. Detective
Senior Sergeant Mark McHattie said police know the man's identity but are yet to locate and
inform next of kin. Police said the man, who has been described as a homeless transient
thought to be in his 50s and Caucasian, was alive when he went into the water.13am on
Saturday. Police inquiries show the man's money card was used on August 12, 15 and
16 in Auckland; the last time being at an ATM machine on Newton Rd at 11. At this
point there's nothing to suggest the person who used the card was anyone other than
the deceased, as there was money and the card in his wallet which was in his pocket
when he was recovered from the water in the Viaduct. We're hoping to get CCTV
footage of the card being used at that location so we can prove who was in possession of
it at the time. - . Police divers spent the day searching the seabed
around Wynyard Wharf and beyond but have not retrieved anything of significance to the
investigation
Violence flares at Wellington's Manners Mall . Violence flares at Wellington's Manners Mall
Thursday, 21 August A central
Wellington street was closed off this afternoon after a man brandished a weapon at a
clothing store and brawls broke out among spectators gathered outside. Sergeant
Mark Oliver, of central police communications, told extra police had to be called to the
incident at Manners Mall to deal with the group of about 150 people. The man
brandished nunchakus, a martial arts weapon, at the staff and police. Police were called
to the scene about 4pm when a man, in his mid-20, became abusive towards staff at the
clothing store Loaded, who had confronted him over shoplifting. The crowd was quickly
dispersed, he said. While police were speaking with the man another group not
connected with him gathered in the mall and small pockets of fighting broke out , Mr
Oliver said. - . The man was arrested and taken to Wellington police
station
Report shows homes more affordable . Report shows homes more affordable - Tuesday, 19
August Houses are moving back
within the reach of young Kiwis. The latest Wizard Home Loans housing affordability
report, released yesterday, shows it now takes 71. That figure is down 6 percentage
points from the same time last year.2 per cent of the median Canterbury income to pay
the mortgage on a median-priced house in the region. Nationally, the affordability index has
dropped to 77. Falling house prices and rising incomes have taken some of the heat out
of the housing affordability crisis.3 per centa year ago.4 per centfrom 82.4% from 99.
Canterbury was the biggest regional improver in the report behind Auckland, which fell to 89.
Southland dropped from 48.2 per cent a year ago.8 per cent, and Nelson-Marlborough
residents on a median income now need 82.3 per centto 42.1 per centin July 2007.7 per
centof their income for a median-priced house down from 84.co. The improvement in the
interest. The committee report called for more streamlining local authority processes
and releasing suitable land on to the market.nz figures came as the parliamentary
commerce select committee issued a report suggesting measures to address the
affordability issue. It's a classic dynamic, he said. ANZ chief economist Cameron
Bagrie said the timing of the report was ironic. It's a bit of a case of Murphy's law.
Ironically, as soon as you start talking about those off-the-wall schemes it's normally
when the market starts to correct itself. Bagrie said the improvement in affordability
was expected. Bagrie said the improvement in affordability was expected. The economy
was six months into an adjustment phase and it had a long way to run. It's not flash if
you're an existing property owner, but the end game here is that house prices are going
to become more affordable, he said. Bagrie predicted Reserve Bank Governor Alan
Bollard would cut interest rates at the next monetary policy announcement on September
11 and again in October and December. The cuts would help but most people were on
longer-term fixed interest rates. Editor of interest.co.nz Bernard Hickey said while the
improvement was encouraging, it was not time to ease off on Government measures.
You could argue instead of being more affordable, it's slightly less unaffordable, he said.
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things to make it easier for people to buy and live in houses. Hickey agreed Bollard
would cut rates three times before the end of the year, but housing prices would have to
fall as much as 30 per cent before affordability returned to the 43.9 per centseen five
years ago. We're so far away from affordable that a couple of months of improvements
isn't going to make that much difference to most people, Hickey said.
PM's husband to read tribute at guide's funeral . PM's husband to read tribute at guide's funeral
Monday, 18 August Prime
Minister Helen Clark has written a tribute to her friend and mountain guide Gottlieb
Braun-Elwert, but won't be able to attend his funeral due to her attendance at the Pacific
Islands Forum. Mr Braun-Elwert died of a suspected heart attack on Thursday while
guiding Miss Clark, her husband Peter Davis, a niece, and Cabinet Ministers Damien
O'Connor and David Parker in back country close to lake Tekapo. However, her husband
would attend and read a tribute she had written. Miss Clark today said Mr
Braun-Elwert's funeral was on Wednesday, but she would not be able to attend as she
was required to attend the Pacific Islands Forum in Niue. However, any such move
would need the approval of his family, she said on TVNZ's Breakfast programme. She
said naming an unnamed peak after Mr Gottlieb, who was hugely respected in the
mountaineering community, would be a fitting tribute to his life and achievements. -
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NEW Daniel and Jon Mindfulness@Work Audio book Mindfulness@Work Daniel Goleman and Jon
Kabat-Zinn New 1 CD Unabridged 1 Hour In this provocative new audiobook bestselling
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leadership. Many leaders have been schooled in critical and analytical thinking but were
never taught the importance of being mindful. In cultivating this forgotten element
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Rain, snow and thunder keep on coming . Rain, snow and thunder keep on coming By KAY
BLUNDELL Saturday, 16 August
A weather bomb has pelted Porirua with hail the size of marbles and knocked out a Radio
New Zealand transmitter at Titahi Bay. A fierce northwest front brought thunder, lightning and hail
to the Wellington region in the past 48 hours and MetService warns that a series of
fronts will bring more rain, thunderstorms and snow to the western parts of both islands
during the weekend. About the same time, hail the size of marbles was reported in
Whitby, Porirua, and a severe hailstorm caused traffic problems on Haywards Hill and in
the Hutt Valley. A suspected lightning strike knocked out the Radio New Zealand
transmitter about 8am yesterday, cutting its AM frequency transmission to the
Wellington region for about six hours. The Mountain Safety Council has issued warnings
of extreme avalanche risks for Arthur's Pass, Mt Cook and Westland National Parks. Later
in the day snow closed several South Island roads - the Haast and Arthur's passes and
State Highway 94 in Milford - and ice closed the Desert Road in the North Island. The
avalanche risk in the Wanaka and Craigieburn ranges was also considerable. Warnings of
high avalanche risk have been placed on ranges in Taranaki, close to Queenstown and on
Mt Ruapehu and Mt Hutt. . MetService said the bad weather was not
expected to ease till tomorrow
Ice AudioBook At a remote ice station in Antarctica a team of US scientists has made an amazing
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attending the University of New South Wales he wrote his first book Contest in 1994. It
was rejected by every major publishing company in Sydney which drove Reilly to
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immediately signed Reilly up to write Ice Station which became an international
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it's time for a change of pace not only personally and professionally but geographically.
Moving to the historic city of Charleston South Carolina she opens a unique private
forensic pathology practice one in which she and her colleagues-including Pete Marino
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communities lacking local access to modern competent death inves
Tracy Audio NEW Advanced Advanced Selling Strategies - Brian Tracy (Read by the Author) The
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and seminar leader Brian Tracy has developed the most comprehensive and effective

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approach to selling ever created. Advanced Selling Strategies provides you with the
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unravel shocking acts of violence by reading the bones of the dead. In the year since
Tempe left behind a shaky marriage in North Carolina work has often preempted her
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meticulously dismembered and stashed in garbage bags Tempe detects an alarming
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Riot cops quell fighting in inner-city mall . Riot cops quell fighting in inner-city mall Friday,
22 August Riot police had to
control fights among a crowd of almost 200 people as they tried to arrest a suspected thief
wielding nunchaku in Wellington's Manners Mall. Police called in a specialist support
team wielding long batons and shields to the mall about 4pm yesterday after a man
suspected of shoplifting produced nunchaku - a martial arts weapon - and began
attacking police and staff in a clothes shop. Holly Payne, from Newtown, said when two
police officers arrived, the man reached into his bag, pulled out the nunchaku and began
swinging at police. Witnesses said the man, in his mid-20s, was locked inside Loaded
after staff suspected he tried to take a jacket. Several staff locked themselves in a back
room and the man was left in the shop while police waited for back-up. He looked like
he knew what he was doing with them. While police attempted to keep people back,
youth gangs took the opportunity to start fights, she said. Alysha Collier, 18, said
Manners Mall was packed from one end to the other with spectators, and police had
blocked access at both ends. Kazz Coughlan-Briggs, 16, said when riot police arrived,
the crowd yelled for them to Taser the man, who was still in the shop. They just beat up
anyone who looks at them the wrong way. Sergeant Mark Oliver said while police were
speaking to the man, another group not connected with him gathered in the mall and
small pockets of fighting broke out . The police were too scared to go in there, they
kept going up to the door and then he'd start swinging again, she said. Witnesses said
the drama was just another day in Manners Mall , where daily acts of violence were
expected. A police negotiator entered the store and spoke to the man, who was then
arrested and taken to Wellington police station. - With . We see
drunken brawls, people on P, fist fights, bottle fights - it's not okay, but it's just normal,
one teenager said
Ambulance crew stood down after hitting man . Ambulance crew stood down after hitting man
Thursday, 14 August A Christchurch St
John crew was stood down yesterday after its ambulance hit and seriously injured a
middle-aged man while responding to an emergency callout. The victim, who suffered
head and facial injuries, was later reported to be in a stable condition in Christchurch
Hospital.15pm. The ambulance struck the man as he was getting off a bus and crossing
Main North Rd, in northern Christchurch, about 1. It was unclear how fast the
ambulance was travelling. The crew was responding to a callout north of the city, and
had its sirens going and lights flashing. At all times St John has the best interests of
patients, communities and staff in mind. This is a very rare and regrettable incident, St
John regional operations manager Chris Haines told The New Zealand Herald. The
ambulance crew involved have been stood down for now, and usual support services are
being provided. Immediate clinical care was provided by the ambulance officers to the
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ambulance. Police are investigating the incident. -

Heavy snow on way for South Island . Heavy snow on way for South Island and IAN STEWARD -
Monday, 18 August Heavy snow is on
the way for parts of the South Island which have so far escaped some of the deepest falls
in more than a decade. With snow still lying thickly on higher ground in many western
and southern areas yesterday, the MetService issued yet another heavy snow warning
this time for Canterbury, Marlborough, Otago and Southland. One of the party was
buried in the avalanche by 2m of snow but his fellow skiers were able to dig him out.
The warning came as a group of heli-skiers was struck by an avalanche on Temple Peak,
50km north-west of Queenstown, yesterday afternoon. Police later said the man's
condition was satisfactory. The man, a Christchurch resident in his mid-30s, was flown
to hospital with suspected hypothermia. The hardest-hit areas are likely to be Banks
Peninsula and Christchurch's Port Hills, the coastal hills of Otago and Dunedin's hill
suburbs, with 15cm to 20cm of snow predicted down to 300m by 9am tomorrow and
smaller amounts settling to 100m or to sea-level. The MetService says very cold
southerly air is expected to spread north today with the snow level dropping from about
300m this morning to around sea level tonight. It's looking like snow close to sea level
in the east of the South Island, for Christchurch, and that'll be more the evening and
overnight, but Dunedin and Otago will probably be getting close to that during the day.
Severe weather forecaster Ian Miller said last night the polar outbreak would peak
tonight over Canterbury and should be over by the middle of tomorrow, although
conditions would be cold enough that snow from heavy flurries would quickly
accumulate. Clear skies on Wednesday means it'll be pretty icy with snow on the
ground. It's just one burst, so conditions will improve from the south early Tuesday. The
large volume of snow in the South Island's mountains is a skiers' delight but is also
increasing the risk of avalanches. State Highway 94 from Te Anau to Milford Sound was
closed as a result of snow yesterday and State Highway 80 from Pukaki to Mount Cook
was restricted to vehicles with chains. We are strongly advising people not to go on tracks in
Nelson Lakes National Park, and that includes lakeside tracks, due to the avalanche risk,
the weather conditions, and risk of tree fall due to snow, DOC Nelson-Marlborough
technical support manager Martin Heine said. The Department of Conservation said
extreme care was needed in the Nelson, Marlborough and Kaikoura alpine areas and
people were advised to stay away from the Nelson Lakes National Park for the time
being. Then it looks like we may have another pretty cold sou'wester going into the
weekend. Miller said another low pressure system was heading for New Zealand on
Thursday and more snow was possible at first in inland Canterbury and Otago basins
before milder north-westerlies on Friday.
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Little stretch of Canterbury road a big killer - police . Little stretch of Canterbury road a big killer -
police Thursday, 14 August
Police are stepping up enforcement of a short stretch of Canterbury highway they say
contributes disproportionately to the number of deaths in the region. Police are
concerned that the 63km of State Highway 7 between Hanmer Springs and the Lewis
Pass accounts for 10 per cent of the fatalities on Canterbury state highways. Speed is a
major factor which leads to many crashes, and certainly has a direct effect on the outcome of any
crash regardless of cause. This is unacceptable , Senior Constable Richard Parker of the
Canterbury Highway Patrol said today. He said police enforcement in the area would be
stepped up over the coming months, with specific emphasis on speeding drivers and
those who failed to keep left. The faster you go the bigger the mess. The highest
recorded speed was 162kph, with a 20-year-old West Coast man arrested for reckless
driving and failing to stop for police. In the first two weekends of the operation 135
infringement notices were issued, mostly for speed. -
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Flat the focus of police inquiry . Flat the focus of police inquiry - Friday, 22 August
JOHN KIRK-ANDERSON/ INQUIRY: police survey the scene at the block of flats in the
Christchurch suburb of Riccarton where Kerry Downey was last seen alive.
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investigations on the flat she was last seen visiting. She was last seen alive by
neighbours of a Riccarton flat from which she was picking up a stray cat on Monday night.
Downey, 52, disappeared after 7pm on Monday and her body was found down a bank on a
Port Hills street on Wednesday morning. Police cordoned a large part of the housing
estate, surveyed the area and examined the interior of the flat. The flat, in one of three
large blocks of Housing New Zealand homes in Riccarton Road, was the scene of forensic
investigations yesterday. The occupant of the flat is understood to have called
Downey's workplace, the Cats Protection League, to have a cat taken from the property.
The scene investigation is expected to take several days. The red Suzuki Alto hatchback
was found in Neville Street, off Barrington Street, in Spreydon, a short drive from where
Downey's body was found. Detective Senior Sergeant Grant Wormald said Downey's car
was still a focus of the inquiry, and he appealed for any sightings of it. People in the
neighbourhood are being approached to establish when the car was parked. Wormald
said police wanted to find out when the car was left before it was found at 2am on
Wednesday. Clearly, the car has been driven from Riccarton Road, where Ms Downey was last seen.
This is an important aspect of the inquiry, he said. The car had been removed from
Neville Street and was being examined by police forensics experts. The car could have
been used to travel around the city, so any sightings of it are important. Formal
identification of the body was completed yesterday afternoon. Wormald said an
examination of the area where the body was found in Worsleys Road, Westmorland, had
been completed. When Downey did not turn up for work on Tuesday, Sisson and another
friend of Downey's went to the scene of her last callout and, after speaking to
neighbours, alerted police. Wendy Sisson, Downey's long-time friend and fellow cat
rescuer, said she had spoken to members of Downey's family, who were distraught . He
was remanded in custody. A man appeared in the Christchurch District Court on Tuesday
charged with the theft of a cat-carry case. . Anybody with information is
asked to call police on 363 7400
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Telescope project may lift the south . Telescope project may lift the south By DYLAN THORNE -
Friday, 22 August An
Australasianbid to build the world's largest radio telescope could be worth tens of
millions of dollars to the Southland economy. Venture Southland enterprise projects
manager Robin McNeill said the region was ideally placed to take advantage of the project,
following news the Government would formally support Australia's push to host the giant next
generation Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope. If Australia won the bid to
build the $2. The project had the potential for exciting new discoveries on the origins of the
universe and could revolutionise astronomy, physics and many other areas of science, Mr
McNeill said. But such was the scale of the SKA — it would have thousands of antennas
spread over 3000km — that observatory sites in New Zealand would be needed and
would be linked by high-speed data connectivity, Mr McNeill said.6 billion SKA, its centre
would be in Western Australia. Up to 50 satellite dishes could be based in Awarua or on
the south coast of Southland, Mr McNeill said. Southland was ideally placed to be one
of the sites, he said. Early tests suggest that Awarua, which already housed an
international spacecraft tracking station, would be the perfect radio quiet-spot with no
interference, he said. The cost to install and build those dishes would be worth $50
million alone. You can't go any further south without having accommodation and
transport problems. The construction of the tracking station meant Southland had a
track record in the field and its position on the south-eastern fringe of Australasia also
worked in its favour. SKA New Zealand project leader Sergei Gulyaev said sites in
Southland and Northland were likely because they were ideally positioned geometrically
to link into the project. Venture Southland, with the Auckland University of Technology
and the Ministry of Economic Development had undertaken radio noise tests and the
results had been promising. If Australia was successful and Southland was selected as a
site it would see a massive improvement in information technology associated with the
project. Sites in the two areas would extend the range of the antennas from 3000km to
6000km, he said. Mr McNeill said if the project got the green light it would be a major
boost for industrial tourism and employment in Southland. This would include extremely
fast broadband and the use of supercomputers, Mr Gulyaev said.6 billion Square
Kilometre Array (SKA), a radio telescope 50 times larger than anything available now.
STAR GAZING A 19-nation consortium will build the $2. While a radio telescope usually
consists of a single dish, the completed SKA will be a single radio telescope consisting of
several thousand dishes all linked together as a single instrument, which feed back to a
computer. The SKA is a global radio astronomy project. South Africa is short-listed with
Australia to host the radio telescope, which is being billed as one of the great scientific
projects of the 21st century. Scientists have no idea what they will find with it, saying
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universe formed. The hosting site for the SKA will be decided in November 2012 by global
scientists. The hosting site for the SKA will be decided in November 2012 by global
scientists.
Wayne awake as brain cut . Wayne awake as brain cut By REBECCA PALMER Saturday, 16
August ANDREW GORRIE/ FINE WORK:
Neurosurgeon Martin Hunn performed an awake craniotomy on Wayne McNeill (inset).
Wayne McNeill needed a brain tumour like he needed a hole in his head. Mr McNeill, 51,
of Hastings, was the first Wellington Hospital patient to have an awake craniotomy. He
briefly got both - and was awake when surgeons removed the tumour through the hole.
Mr McNeill, a coolstore supervisor for the apple industry, was not worried about being
the first. The hospital's brain surgeons have performed the surgery on two other
patients since his operation a few weeks ago. I knew they would be taking special care of me.
I thought: `Well, they are not going to muck this up'. We are trying to be as aggressive
as we can be within the safety limits, neurosurgeon Martin Hunn said. Operating on
patients who are awake allows surgeons to remove the maximum amount of a tumour
without interfering with critical parts of the brain, because the patient can talk to them.
Mr McNeill started off the operation asleep but was woken up to carry out a series of
verbal tests. In Mr McNeill's case, the area of the brain that controls speech was
particularly vulnerable, but surgeons were not sure exactly how far they could go in
removing the tumour. He did not feel any pain, but knew when they hit a part that affected
speech. While he was doing this, the surgeons stimulated parts of his brain so they could
establish which areas were safe to cut.. I kept on trying hard to say that word but it
wouldn't come . But it wasn't horrible.. The operation required skilful anaesthetists
because the patient had to be able to be woken up and put back to sleep easily. Mr
Hunn said: Luckily for us, the brain doesn't feel pain but the skin does, and the muscles.
He was incredible . Mr McNeill could have chosen to go to sleep while the actual tumour
was removed, but he opted to stay awake, Mr Hunn said... [Neuropsychologist] Kay
Cunningham basically just chatted to him for two hours. [Neuropsychologist] Kay
Cunningham basically just chatted to him for two hours. Mr McNeill said he barely
noticed the surgeons were operating. If he started to look around, Ms Cunningham
would remind him to concentrate on talking to her. Once the tumour was removed, he
was left with a cavity in his brain about three centimetres in diameter. If he had not
been awake, it would have been too risky to remove such a large amount, Mr Hunn said.
Previously, the patient would probably have had a biopsy and radiation treatment. He
said awake craniotomy required skilled staff, including anaesthetists, an EEG specialist to
record the brain's electrical activity, the surgeons, the neuropsychologist and a speech
language therapist. The hospital had originally expected to do about six such operations
a year. It's all gone so smoothly that we are probably looking at doing it more often. A
neuropsychologist and a speech-language therapist prepared Wayne McNeill for surgery.
They checked he was psychologically ready, practised relaxation techniques and
rehearsed the tests he would do during surgery. On the day of the operation, Mr
McNeill's head was clamped in a frame and he was given a general anaesthetic. He
started the operation asleep, so he did not have to listen to the sound of his head being
drilled open. That could be distressing, neurosurgeon Martin Hunn says. Once asleep,
Mr McNeill was given a local anaesthetic. Surgeons cut a hole about 7cm by 5cm in the
top of his head. Once his brain was exposed, a special machine mapped the tumour's
boundaries. A human being can't look at a tumour and tell where the edge of it is.
After the machine had finished its mapping, clinicians placed labels on different parts of
the brain to mark the ridges. Electrodes were also attached to record electrical activity
and detect any seizures. Surgeons then stimulated parts of his brain to check his
movement. The general anaesthetic was withdrawn and Mr McNeill soon woke up. The
local anaesthetic protected him from pain. He was given tasks to carry out, including
counting to 20, repeating phrases and identifying pictures. While he was doing this, the
surgeons, Ales Aliashkevich and Mr Hunn, carefully stimulated different parts of his
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can't. Mr McNeill opted to stay awake while the surgeons removed the tumour. They
then closed his head.
Police use blowtorch on gang's door . Police use blowtorch on gang's door The Wednesday, 13
August Armed police used a
blowtorch to gain entry to a motorbike gang's headquarters during a dawn raid, seizing
property to help pay for more than $100,000 in outstanding court fines. Twelve police,
including four who were armed, helped district court staff gain entry to the Satan's
Slaves headquarters in Luxford St, Wellington, yesterday, impounding a Ford Explorer, a
Harley-Davidson motorbike and $2000 worth of electronic goods owned by two gang
members. Detective Sergeant Martin Todd said that, though the pair did not answer the
door, police knew they were inside so used a blowtorch to get past the strengthened
door. One owed about $18,000 in fines and the other $84,000. You will have to pay
your fines even if you are a gang hiding behind fortified doors. We had to use force and
began using a blowtorch but, once one hinge had been blasted off, they decided to open
the door. District court staff asked for police help during the raid because the gang
members were judged to be a risk. It has caught up with them - items have been seized
which they treasure.
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Go in style in hearse fit for a queen . Go in style in hearse fit for a queen Friday, 22 August
ROYAL RIDE: Top: The rare Rolls Royce Phantom VI, that once carried the royal family
around New Zealand, being re-conditioned into a hearse. Bottom: Princess Anne, Prince
Philip and the Queen in the car, March 1970. The Rolls-Royce Phantom VI used in the
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in the fleet of Gee and Hickton Funeral Directors in Lower Hutt later this year.
Apiece of history that carried the royal family around New Zealand is to give
Wellingtonians' final journey an illustrious twist. During the royal tour the front grille
and radiator were smashed when the car hit a sheep on a country road. It was one of
two identical limousines bought by the government for the royal visit, which was the first
time Prince Charles and Princess Anne had been to New Zealand. It was transformed
into a hearse by an Auckland funeral home. The other car became the
governor-general's till 1996 and the sheep-damaged one was sold to an Auckland cabaret
club and used as a limo for clients. The company is having it fully reconditioned in
Auckland. Gee and Hickton bought the car this year. It struck me how much that
meant to her generation, how they loved the royal family, he said. General manager
Gavin Murphy said the idea of buying the car came from hearing of his grandmother's
experience winning a radio competition during the Queen's visit - just to sip tea at a
lakeside spot where the monarch had sipped her tea. It's a piece of New Zealand history.
My grandmother would be tickled pink to go out in something like this. The 6. Mr
Murphy would not reveal the price but said the car was in mint condition.
.2-litre V8 - which will be available for funerals from November - would have electronic
ignition added to avoid any starting problems
Harry Park AudioBook CD - Echo NEW Bosch Connelly Michael Echo Park by Michael Connelly (Read
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Drunk driver's sentence angers victim's family . Drunk driver's sentence angers victim's family
By JENNY LING Saturday, 23 August
The family whose lives were forever changed when Karl Edwards was killed on
Wellington's inner-city bypass say the drink-driver's sentence was unacceptable . The
loss of the 28-year-old had left an indelible void in many lives, a spokesman said as the
family expressed disappointment about the 12 months of home detention given to Justine
Mary Schou at Wellington District Court this week. Judge Denys Barry also disqualified
her from driving for three years and ordered her to pay $8000 reparation for emotional
harm to Mr Edwards' partner, Fiona McDiarmid, and his mother, Kay Edwards. Schou,
27, pleaded guilty last month to driving with close toly twice the legal blood-alcohol limit
and crashing into Mr Edwards' car after driving the wrong way up the one-way section of
Willis St last October. Schou, a manager from Foxton, had been drinking at a work
function before the crash at the intersection of Karo Drive and Willis St. There are many,
many people here whose lives have been changed and traumatised by these few
moments of abhorrent inexplicable driving, he said. Mr Edwards died at the scene. She
suffered severe head and back injuries and is still on crutches. The legal limit is 80mg.
Schou admitted driving with an excess level of 140 milligrams of alcohol per 100
millilitres of blood. A tearful Ms McDiarmid told of her daily struggle and overwhelming
grief at losing her boyfriend of four years. About 20 of Mr Edwards' family and friends,
including his mother from Dargaville, attended the court. This is the man I was
supposed to spend the rest of my life with, the 25-year-old teacher said. She had lived with
him in Upper Hutt and planned to marry him and have children. Ms McDiarmid's father,
Brian, said the decision to drive drunk was an act of supreme arrogance . Instead of saving for a
wedding or our OE, I am instead saving for his headstone. Judges need to be firmer and
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prison term would have been more appropriate. Schou said she would live with the
incident for the rest of her life. The taking of Karl's life has left an indelible void in the
lives of those who loved him the most. Anything I could do to bring Mr Edwards back I
would. Sometimes I wish it was me killed in the accident.
Property lease-back key to iwi settlement . Property lease-back key to iwi settlement By TIM
DONOGHUE Tuesday, 19 August A
Wellington-based iwi is expected to be given the opportunity of buying prime real estate,
before leasing it back, when it signs a deed of settlement with the Crown today. As
part of the deal, the iwi grouping, known as the Taranaki Whanui ki Te Upoko o Te Ika, is
also expected to receive a $25. It is understood buildings that are part of the
purchase-lease-back arrangement include Archives New Zealand, the National Library,
the High Court and Wellington Girls College.025 million cash settlement. The group
doing the deal is a collection of Taranaki iwi (Te Atiawa, Taranaki, Ngati Tama, Ngati
Ruanui and Ngati Mutunga) whose ancestors migrated to Wellington in the 1820s and
1830s. The iwi grouping is also expected to be given the opportunity of taking control of
the former air force base at Shelly Bay on Miramar Peninsula. There are 16,500
beneficiaries to the collective. The iwi signed the Port Nicholson Block Deed of Purchase
in 1839, but there was a subsequent failure to set aside 10 per cent of the land for Maori,
as was agreed at the time. The deed of settlement is expected to be signed by Treaty
Negotiations Minister Michael Cullen and Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia for the
Crown. The agreement is also understood to include the transfer of properties of
cultural significance to Taranaki Whanui, including the three islands in Wellington
Harbour, the lake beds of Kohangatera and Kohangapiripiri near Pencarrow Head and
reserve lands such as Wi Tako Scenic Reserve, Upper Hutt. The iwi negotiating team
was headed by Wellington Tenths Trust chairman, Ngatata Love.
Tony Veitch: Now I can tell my story . Tony Veitch: Now I can tell my story Monday, 18 August
ASSAULT CLAIMS: A 34-year-old company director, believed to be sports broadcaster
Tony Veitch, was due to appear in court this afternoon charged with assault. Tony
Veitch outside court Former sports broadcaster Tony Veitch says he's
looking forward to telling his side of the story about incidents over which he faces
assault charges. The charges were dated between 2002 and 2006 and relate to him
allegedly assaulting his former partner, Kristin Dunne-Powell. Veitch, 34, appeared in
front of a public gallery packed mainly with media in Auckland District Court today on six
counts of male assaults female and one count of injuring with reckless disregard. He was
remanded on bail, which was not opposed by the Crown. Veitch wore a jacket and shirt
when he appeared in court and kept his head up for most of the brief time he appeared.
While the past six weeks have been incredibly difficult and they have been incredibly
frustrating watching this entire saga play out in the public, I can honestly say I am
absolutely relieved now that there is clarity going forward and I now know what I am up
against, Veitch said. His lawyer Stuart Grieve QC said the charges would be vigorously
defended, something Veitch affirmed when he spoke to media outside the court. The
former One News sports presenter and host of the Radio Sport breakfast show reportedly
paid Ms Dunne-Powell more than $150,000 following a 2006 incident, which allegedly left
her with four broken vertebrae. While I am shocked and also saddened that it has got
this far in terms of all the allegations and the charges, I am more determined than ever
to fight to clear my name. Veitch said today that he was looking forward to having his
version of events told in the court process. Ms Dunne-Powell laid a formal complaint
with police about Veitch last month. There are two sides to every story and I guarantee
that (both) will come out in the end. I now look forward to every chance and every
possibility for all information and all of the facts to be played out in the appropriate forum.
- . Veitch will reappear in the District Court for a pre-depositions hearing
on September 29
Key shelves search for cocktail spy . Key shelves search for cocktail spy The Wednesday, 13
August / FOOTAGE SEARCH: John Key with his
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recorded MPs conversations at a cocktail party. National Party

leader John Key appears to have given up hope of finding who recorded MPs
conversations at a cocktail party, after CCTV footage was found to be too poor to identify the
culprit. Mr Key and the three taped MPs - Bill English, Lockwood Smith and Nick Smith -
viewed the video footage yesterday after National staff members spent two days studying the
images to reduce the list of suspects. But he reasserted his claim that the recordings
were part of a political dirty-tricks campaign - an accusation he earlier levelled at Prime
Minister Helen Clark, who has described it as paranoia. It's fair to say the pictures are
not high definition. I had a quick glance at the tapes, Mr Key said. Mr Key said his
staff would continue to work through the material, but it now appears the investigation
will quietly be shelved. For this reason I will not be spending any more time on them.
Wellington City Council initially said it did not have video footage of the area in
Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre where National's annual conference was held.
Lockwood Smith has already said he was not certain he could identify the person he was
speaking to when he was taped. Mr Key had accused the Labour Party of dirty tricks
after the recordings were made public, claiming a Labour snoop was behind the taping.
But it supplied the tapes on Friday after National threatened legal action to get video
from other areas. Miss Clark has dismissed the claim and TV3, which ran extracts of the
tapes, has said the person who recorded them insisted he was not a member of any
political party. Yesterday he said: I think fair-minded Kiwis will see this for the dirty
trick it is.
Rings- BBC of -Audio the Talking NEW Book Lord CD Book Dramatisation The Lord of the Rings – 13
CD Boxed set (BBC Dramatisation) CD Format. This trilogy of Tolkien's Middle Earth is
presented in dramatization from the BBC with original music and sound effects The Lord
of the Rings – 13 CD Boxed set (BBC Dramatisation) CD Format. Brand New (still shrink
wrapped): 13 Hours 13 CDs This trilogy of Tolkien's Middle Earth is presented in
dramatisation from the BBC with original music and sound effects. It has actors playing
the parts of the stories characters - it is not a reading of the book. In ancient times the
Rings of Power were crafted by the Elven-smiths and Sauron The Dark Lord forged the
One Ring filling it with his own power so that he could rule all others. But the One Ring
was taken from him and though he sought it throughout Middle-earth it remained lost to
him. After many ages it fell by chance into the hands of the hobbit Bilbo Baggins. From h
Man arrested after Port Hills body discovery . Man arrested after Port Hills body discovery
Wednesday, 20 August CRIME SCENE: A tent
covers the spot where Kerry Leigh Downley's body was found on the Port Hills.
Homicide inquiry for Christchurch police Fears for missing Christchurch woman Body
discovered on the Port Hills A man has appeared in court charged
over the theft of property belonging to a woman found dead in Christchurch. Police
investigating the case have not yet publicly identified the body, but are calling for sightings of Ms
Downey's car, a red 2001 Suzuki Alto, since she disappeared on Monday night. Police
launched a homicide investigation after Kerry Leigh Downey, 52, was found dead on the
Port Hills on the edge of the city this morning. The arrested man was remanded in
custody when he appeared in Christchurch District Court. The car was discovered in
Neville Street, Barrington, in the early hours of this morning.
Crime crashes promising career . Crime crashes promising career and Saturday, 16 August
In 2005,Jayant Singh was a struggling young driver, relying on cast-off tyres and doing
his own mechanics to chase his car-racing dream. By late 2006, he had quit his job, his
car was freshly painted, and he was spending freely - always paying in cash. Instead, he
had turned to daylight robbery. The racing fraternity assumed he had sponsorship. On a
sunny Friday morning in August 2006, as three security guards went to fill the Left Bank
cash machine in Cuba St, Singh came up behind them with a knife and gun and said: You
know what to do. Jayant George Singh, 29, of Ngaio, Wellington, admitted yesterday two
aggravated robberies and an aggravated burglary, which together netted him $190,000.
In December, he robbed some security guards again - including one of his victims from
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fortunes around, but ultimately brought him crashing down. This time, he singled out a
National Bank cash machine in Victoria St and made off with $75,000. Singh, 26, was one of the
quickest drivers in the Formula Ford last season, though he was driving an old car on a
very limited budget, The reported in October 2005. A year before the robberies, Singh
was being touted as a promising driver who regularly beat competitors whose cars
should have been faster than his. The Victoria University science graduate was polite,
but did not socialise a lot with other drivers. While other drivers had substantial crews
and facilities behind them, Singh did his own mechanics and travelled with just his
parents and a small tent. In his first season he struggled and finished towards the back
of the field. In October 2005, he entered a contract to buy a $140,000 Toyota Racing
Series car, a sophisticated single-seater with wings and slick tyres. In November 2006,
however, his car was gleaming white and sporting Valvoline logos. Other teams hired
expert engineers but again Singh had limited resources and could not even afford new
tyres - he had to use tyres cast off by other teams. It appeared he had found substantial
sponsorship. He had quit his job at a specialist telecommunication equipment firm to
concentrate on racing and was spending freely, paying in cash. Last season Jayant
Singh had a miserable time, under-resourced and running at the back of the field, the
magazine reported. A report in Speed Sport magazine in December 2006, the month he
was arrested, noted his finances seemed to be looking up. Singh's talent on the
racetrack did not, however, extend to aggravated robbery, and he was arrested after an
extensive police investigation that used the gene-carrying molecule dna, CCTV footage,
and a $500 petrol voucher reward for the public's help to find his getaway car to link him
to three offences - a failed burglary in May 2003 and the two robberies. This season he
has found more support, bought new tyres for the first time, quit his job to concentrate
on racing and, after two rounds and consistently good placings, he stands fifth on points.
They also found a a gun and a knife. They also found a a gun and a knife. Now, it will be
a while before he experiences the thrill of the racetrack again. His sentencing is on
September 8.
Fire starts near flat's light bulb . Fire starts near flat's light bulb Tuesday, 19 August
A Wellington apartment building was evacuated after a fire started around an
energy-efficient light bulb, spewing smoke and flames across the ceiling. American
student Andrew Mendes was in the lounge of his Dixon St flat on Friday night when the
fire alarm activated and he rushed outside to see the roof above his door engulfed in
flames. The Fire Service has confirmed that the light fitting contained a spiral
energy-efficient bulb, which had been taken away as part of their investigation. Unable
to use the fire extinguisher, he ran back into his kitchen, returning with pots of water to
put out the fire. There was a lot of smoke but I didn't want my stuff to burn up so I took
care of it. Mr Mendes said he was checked by paramedics for fear he had been exposed to
mercury from the bulb. It makes you wonder if being better for the environment is worth
it when you get fires [like this]. Since then I've heard a lot about these light bulbs. It was
definitely one of those energy-efficient bulbs but it's too early to say if the bulb or the
electrical wiring was at fault, he said. Senior station officer Paul Lyall said firefighters arrived
to find the melted lightbulb lying on the carpet of the second storey foyer, electric wires
hanging from the ceiling and scorch marks around the light fitting. New wiring had been
put in the building only three weeks ago which may have been a contributing factor, he
said. No one was injured and residents evacuated the building after smoke alarms went
off. The revealed last week that Government safety watchdog Energy Safety has asked
the Fire Service to document failures involving energy-efficient bulbs.
Beat - NEW CD Michael Crime Beat - Michael Connelly A Decade of Covering Cops and Killers -
Non-Fiction read by Len Cariou Nancy McKeon and Carl Franklin Brand New: abridged Still
shrink wrapped 5 CDs Crime Beat - Michael Connelly Before he became a novelist Michael
Connelly was a crime reporter covering the detectives who worked the homicide beat in
Florida and Los Angeles. In vivid hard-hitting articles Connelly leads the reader past the
yellow police tape as he follows the investigators the victims their families and
friends—and of course the killers—to tell the real stories of murder and its aftermath.

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Connelly's firsthand observations would lend inspiration to his novels from The Black
Echo which was drawn from a real-life bank heist to Trunk Music based on an unsolved
case of a man found in the trunk of his Rolls Royce. And the vital details of his
best-known characters both heroes and villains would

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