Body found under brisbane landmark, says inquest jury
Body found under brisbane landmark, says inquest jury
It had been in the path of an oncoming motor vehicle
The coroner said the cause of death was likely to have been asphyxiation
An inquest jury has said the cause of death was likely to have been asphyxiation when a young woman was found with a cut on her face at Brisbane’s legendary historic Briscoe Square in May 1999.
Corynny Street, Briscoe Square, is now marked by a giant metal fence and by a row of small buildings, which have since deteriorated and were rebuilt decades ago.
A small crowd of locals had gathered at the corner of Corynny and Briscoe Street, which is near to the former hea더킹카지노dquarters of Queensland Police.
Scene in this image captured from the inside of a local cafe. A picture taken at Corynny and Briscoe Street on May 24, 1999. The woman was killed there and the man was rescued
The crowd were just metres from the corner where the 26-year-old woman was found on May 25, 1999.
The scene was described by a police officer as ‘a large, dusty, industrial complex of four buildinjarvees.comgs that appeared to have been built between 1958 and 1995′.
He said the woman appeared to have had a cut on her forehead, and in the back of her head.
He said ‘an area of the face looked as thoughjarvees.com it had been deliberately opened to allow blood to flow through.
‘The size of the cut and the amount of blood appeared to be unusually big and consistent for the age of the woman’.
Police officer Andrew Catt from Brisbane Coroner’s Office and forensic anthropologist Dr Richard H. Boon said the woman was found naked inside a brick-lined building with a man on top who had a cut on her head and face.
Dr H.B. said the woman’s death was likely to have been asphyxiation.
At a press conference at the local town hall yesterday, coroner Dr Catt confirmed the cause of death was likely to have been asphyxiation.
He said no cause of death or cause of decomposition could be stated on the basis of evidence gathered since the case of this young woman.
Dr Catt said police were still working to establish when she died as they were attempting to determine where she fell.
‘The path from the location where the woman fell to the site of the crime was