THE GATTON TRAGEDY.
THE INQUIRY.
BRISBANE, this day
At the Gatton inqiury Mrs Murphy gave evidence that she knew of no one who had a grudge against her murdered children. She believed they were killed because they were the first that happened to come along the road. McNeill refused to allow his wife to give evidence, and removed her to Toowoomba.
The Magistrate adversely commented on his action, and ordered that his wife be compelled to attend and give evidence.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 56, 8 March 1899, Page 5
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