Gympie, Qld, woman likely killed by partner, coroner finds

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4 years ago

June 7, 2021

A coroner has found the death of a Queensland woman in 2014 was caused by injuries likely inflicted by her violent partner during a domestic dispute.

The shock findings into the death of Gympie woman Kirra-Lea McLoughlin also revealed her de facto partner dialled a health hotline instead of…

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