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'Horrible' mistaken identity in train tracks death

Summary by The West Australian

Police initially wrongly identified the body of an Indigenous teenager, who was mysteriously found dead on rural train tracks 37 years ago, a coroner has heard.

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'Terrible guilt': a loaned birth certificate leads to mistaken identity

The ongoing inquiry into Gomeroi teen Mark Haines' death reveals emotional accounts, seeking long-awaited answers.

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Inquest hears 'horrible' case of mistaken identity in teenager's death on train tracks

The morning teenager Mark Haines was found dead on rural train tracks, a hysterical mother pounded on her s...

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'Horrible' mistaken identity in train tracks death

Police initially wrongly identified the body of an Indigenous teenager, who was mysteriously found dead on rural train tracks 37 years ago, a coroner has heard.

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‘Horrible’ mistaken identity in train tracks death

The morning teenager Mark Haines was found dead on rural train tracks, a hysterical mother pounded on her son’s front door. The woman was looking for her son Raymond Ervine, whose birth certificate was on Mr Haines when his body was found on train tracks near Tamworth, NSW, on the morning of January 16, 1988. Police initially wrongly identified Mr Haines as Mr Ervine, an older friend who had given the 17-year-old his birth certificate to get int…

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