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No suspicious circumstances in Turangi man's death

Tuesday, 11 September 2012, 3:10 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police

On Saturday 8 September, Police recovered the body of a man in bush, northwest of the Turangi township.

Detective Sergeant Tony Manunui of the Taupo CIB says the body is that of a 43 year old Turangi man.

"There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding this man's death and the matter is being referred to the Coroner."

The name of the deceased man will not be released until all next of kin have been advised.

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