THE DUNEDIN MYSTERY.
INQUEST PROCEEDINGS.
Press Association. Electric Telegraph, Copyright. Dunbdin, July 17.
The inquest into the circumstances connected with the mysterious death of Agnes Campbell, whose body was found on a hill near the University on Wednesday, the Bth inst., was resumed today. '.■'.■ i- a V Joseph Osmond said he had not seen his son since the evening ol the 7 th, and had no idea of his whereabouts. He quite expected his son would have married deceased shortly, as he had a auantity of furniture in his room. " After some formal evidence, the jury after retirement gave the following verdict: " That deceased met her death through shock caused by improper interference with the genitals, but by whom performed there is not Baffioienfc evidence to show."
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 168, 17 July 1903, Page 3
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