Tragic Death of Mother and Son
v NEW PLYMOUTH, June 10. - Tbe circumstances of this unfortunate occurance seem to liave been thoroughly investigated by the poliec, said the Coroner, Mr W. H. Woodward, S.M., at the conclusiun of an inquest into the deaths of Edith Alexandra Bradbury, aged 48, and her son Ian Mclnnes Bradbury, aged 21, who were found dead at their liome, Newall Road, Okato, on April 11, after shotgun reports. and an explosion had been heard from some distance by neighbours. The death of Mrs Bradbury, "Mr Woodward held, was due to shotgun injuries and what evidence there was pointed to the shots having been flred by lan Bradburyl^Ian Bradbury, he said, died from shotgun injuries or an explosion of gelignite and what evidence there was pointed to injuries self-inflicted. , . . . »mr J fclL« UJXfc
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Chronicle (Levin), 11 June 1949, Page 3
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