THE BLENHEIM MYSTERY.
Discovery of Satherley’s Body.
By Telegraph—Per Pres. Association.
Blenheim, Sept. 18.
It is almost certain that a decomposed body, which was found in the Opawa River this morning, about half a mile from town, is that of Harry Sutherley, who has been missing for about two months. A post mortem examination is being held this afternoon, and an inquest will be held on Monday.
Result of the Post Mortem.
Signs of Murder.
Blenheim, This Day. The post mortem on the body of Satherley was concluded yesterday. The examination revealed a deep wound on the forepart of the head. The sum of 18s was found on the body, and one pocket was turned inside out. The police search of the river and locality where the body was lound did not reveal anything fresh.
Tho community is much excited, and the conviction is generally entertaiued that Sutherley met with foul play.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 546, 20 September 1897, Page 3
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