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FOR THE MURDERER OF FRASER
POLICE SCOUR THE DISTRICT
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CHRISTCHURCH, November 20
A large number of detectives and uniformed police are still scouring the district in the vicinity of the Riccartcn Racecourse Hotel for any clue that may lead to the discovery of the murderer of Donald Fraser, but ,«o far they have been Avitliout success.
Various theories are being investigated, particular attention being paid to any of deceased’s actions .that may have provocated in someone a spirit ot revenge.
POLICE WIDEN INVESTIGATIONS
CHRISTCHURCH, November 20,
11l the belief 'that the' murderer of Donald Fraser may have used a car or a motor cycle after firing the fatal shots, police investigation,- in the Iticcarto.n mystery haA'e now been Avidened to cover -all the -South Island, and even part of the North 'lsland..
The crime presents many puzzling, features, not the least of Avhieh is the inability of Fraser’g friends to thrOAv irfciy light on a possible .motive at present. In fact, it is one of the most 'baffling mysteries in the history of NeAv Zealand crime.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1933, Page 6
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