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CHINESE DIES OF STRANGULATION
'AUCKLAND, Tuesday.
A Chinese, Sue Bin, of Wairoa, is believed by a pathologist to have died of slow strangulation: ,When his body was found it was twisted into a grotesque, unnatural position. .
The pathologist gave evidence at the inquest that where the victim was slowly strangled the body often assumed an almost physically impossible- attitude.
An open verdict of death by strangulation was returned.
The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926-1954) Wednesday 23 August 1944
'AUCKLAND, Tuesday.
A Chinese, Sue Bin, of Wairoa, is believed by a pathologist to have died of slow strangulation: ,When his body was found it was twisted into a grotesque, unnatural position. .
The pathologist gave evidence at the inquest that where the victim was slowly strangled the body often assumed an almost physically impossible- attitude.
An open verdict of death by strangulation was returned.
The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926-1954) Wednesday 23 August 1944