A grieving father gives a heartfelt tribute to his daughter after she dies in what police describe as suspicious circumstances at a property north of Hobart.
A grieving father has paid a heartfelt tribute to his daughter after she died in what police have described as suspicious circumstances in the early hours of Monday morning.Her father has posted a heartfelt tribute to her on social media, saying she will "always be loved and remembered by us all"Jacqui Purton, 37, was hit by a car at a rural Campania property, north of Hobart, at about 3:30am.
On Monday, Detective Acting Inspector Nicholas Bowden said evidence located at the scene "would suggest the female has been struck by a car" and that "she suffered multiple trauma and she was located deceased". A white car at the scene, which police said was not registered to the man in custody, has been towed away and "will be subject to further forensic investigation".from either the homepage or the settings menu in the app to continue getting the same national news but with a sprinkle of more relevant state stories.
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