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Inquests opened into deaths of two Ely residents
Daniel Mansfield
Saturday, March 23, 2013
4:55 PM
INQUESTS into the deaths of two Ely residents who died in separate incidents have been opened and adjourned.
Dawn Healey, 23, of Jersey Way, died following a collision in Downham Road on February 25. Her cause of death was listed as a fracture to the base of her skull.
Paul O’Brian, 44, of Chapel Lane, died on March 8 at his home. His cause of death was listed as anoxia.
Both inquests were opened and subsequently adjourned by the coroner until a later date.
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