BROTHER'S STRANGE STORY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 273, 10 April 1913, Page 5

BROTHER'S STRANGE STORY.

r 'j .'ij I ' it.u'vj n//oai .SfiloiiifildrK 4»WATfaiMQFf ;nq to'j 4, R3j!«J ea ,)i Bj J 'akwdHrticfiuU • at tlic in([uest to-day touching the death ■jjf. -dSiSissK- 4with the throat cut) was found on'Jlatama Island after the recent floods. The identity of the deceased was established by KftisSt Howifflt fcttrdentjst, whii had TBlv'tPiTlS ( ' -jtakeii of Hazmra' «•«]$ wvel were Probst peculiarly placed. » ; Dr. i'Mjrd, of Wyiidhaiio.WxlMkl3tll.giat it possible that the wounds in the "tjlroat were self-inflicted. It was also "plossible, though not probable, that deceased could have closed and replaced the knife in his pocket after inflicting the wound. Evidence was also given bv Samuel Hazlctt. brother of the deceased . Witness said he and his brother went to the Matanra liver so that his brother h' s feet, which were sore. ■ WitiieKs")\|eiit to when ho 'woke lip "liHKttKothrfr ii&'d jiitntjßtl into #|jfe ri<ter. jumped eouls .n.^ : Se#;-ki!U. ou|, % ,/ioticj|es? i /ornu^Nl-mjfedfaflmee, i and to iffe* Ohristclmrch 1 ' (teflmed.Asd'.giTcir GiiiwMi-iii. a.fli&t*.mut iproßeeution. , J KHrcrlfidiie^rifSaWtfcl Hnzlett) was while Rivnig Ins evidence,.iwid on one occasion had to MmHvW l|i#% the witfflspppltfr Norwood and jMteclive, .Qamemn. • 'fcwfn I>Qe#f*4 4sA&Ydence that -Snnjijf} iiipi -ofj jhjs brother's AW .not. Ik','?\ v £ his story. the day »f tl»:]iprtriiijs of]ljijs case, t -PlIfF, f v ,ifl€Jlcff> WJJt to ,slmw that de- . eras eel was tWviible'd iireiitailv over a itfilreatejVed) ittfttfetflSon, &t and Itliat 'he had .stated 'that a man was 'better' (lead " fhAii' mixed lfp in those. Tlio coroneri;returned verdict that deceased died of a wound in the throat. I self-inflicted while in a state of mental, depression, .