Body may be identified
PA Wellington Police believe that a decomposed body found at Titahi Bay last Sunday could be the body of a man missing since March. Detective Sergeant Ronald Chatt said they were following a line of inquiry after receiving a telephone call from a member of the public. An initial post-mortem examination was made yesterday and a fulb examination would be conducted tomorrow. The body was found at the bottom of the Titahi Bay cliffs by members of a Red Cross rescue team who were practising abseiling.
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Press, 20 October 1987, Page 7
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