New ZealandThree dead in Papatoetoe
Dahlia Neville, 6, Hunter Neville, 9, and Edward Courtenay James Neville, 40, were found dead at a Cambridge Tce property. Police are investigating the incident on behalf of the Coroner.
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Police found three people dead at a South Auckland home last week. The victims were two children, Dahlia Neville, 6, and Hunter Neville, 9, and their father, Edward Courtenay James Neville, 40.
Detective Inspector Karen Bright said the investigation is ongoing and it will take time to get answers for the family. Police do not believe there is any risk to the wider public.
The scene examination at the property was completed and handed back to the family on Saturday. Police said the community has provided an outpouring of support for the family.
Neighbours and others have gathered to remember the father and his two young children. The police investigation is continuing.
Key facts
- Three people found dead at a Papatoetoe property
- Victims were two children and their father
- Police are investigating the incident on behalf of the Coroner
- No risk to the wider public
Three perspectives
Neutral
The investigation into the deaths is ongoing, and police are working to provide answers for the family. The community has come together to support the family during this difficult time. The cause of the deaths has not been released.
Positive
The community's outpouring of support for the family is a testament to the strength of the neighbourhood. The police investigation is being carried out with sensitivity and care. The family is being provided with wrap-around support.
Negative
The deaths of two young children and their father is a tragic event that has shocked the community. The investigation is ongoing, but many questions remain unanswered. The family is facing a difficult time ahead.
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