The Rodfern Tragedy.
A coining plant belonging to the perpetrators of the ftodfern tragedy has been found in the Surrey Hills. It is of a primitive character. Though the chase has been keen, no signs of the men have yet been discovered. • . ■
The evidence at the inquest on the man who was shot at Queanbeyan on suspicion of being one of Guilfoyle’s murderers showed that a civilian named Hollingsworth, who was aiding the police, had a finger on the trigger of his gun. He was startled by the explosion of the constable’s revolver, and the gun went off accidentally. . At the inquest at Queanbeyan, on the body of Heaps, the verdict was that he was killed by the shot fired by Hollingsworth, but the jury was unable to say. whether it was the result of an accident or otherwise.
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Manawatu Herald, 31 July 1902, Page 2
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139The Rodfern Tragedy. Manawatu Herald, 31 July 1902, Page 2
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