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Death of wofartonite man in dramatic domestic tragedy
An inquest at the Rose and Crown examines the death of Charles Taylor, a bricklayer, found slain with a knife and blunt force in a domestic dispute with Martha Singleton after a Christmas absence. Witnesses recount a troubled household, a self-inflicted attempt by the accus ed partner, and a later suicide. The coroner notes Taylor’s probable cause of death as a fatal neck wound from a short instrument, with the scene revealing a hanging blade and bloodstains. The case moves to further inquiry as investigators probe the motive and relationships involved.
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Mr Beary
Bina
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Coulter
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Bia
Taylor
Sumlay
Pearcy
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Anisery
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Che Bsothwe
Waylor
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Martha Singleton
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W. Walpole
Paylor
Mr. Pourey
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Charles Iiwin
Cierhes Taylor
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Ted
James Kousedy
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Briken
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Heath
Charles Paylor
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