MURDER INQUIRY
DETECT,IVES’. OPINIONS
(Australian Press Association)
(.Received this day at 10 a.m.) SYDNEY, Feb. 19,
Detectives, inquiring- into the murder oy stabbing of Doniinico Belle, at Newtown on Tuesday, opine the victim was murdered by ■ a member of a black hand gang of Italians, a branch whereof exists in Sydney. Anonymous messages and newspaper clippings reached the police, also a-iumbled list of almanac figures, all of which were submitted to an interpreter, who advised the police that Belle was the victim of a vendetta, sworn in his home country, where he left his wife seven ychrs ago. He came to Australia, since when lie has been living here with a French woman who declares she was unaware he was married.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 February 1930, Page 5
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