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Aboriginal Mother Dies in Custody: Independent Investigation Demanded

A forty-four-year-old Aboriginal woman died in custody at Tennant Creek watch house, Northern Territory. She was arrested on Christmas Day and found unresponsive two days later. Police suspect a medical episode, but a post-mortem found the cause undetermined, pending toxicology results. Loved ones mourn her, and groups call for an independent investigation. The coroner will conduct an inquest, and the community extends condolences. Checkout Solipillow.com

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