The Star: July 15, 2021

In December a report from a
Royal Commission of Inquiry
into the terrorist attacks was
released, making 44 recommendations
on a number of topics
and focused on whether there
had been an ability to prevent the
massacre.
Earlier this year Marshall explained
the purpose of providing
the families of the death with the
information package.
“The purpose of providing
these key events and timings is to
identify any outstanding issues
the interested parties may have
that fall within the jurisdiction
of the coroner,” she said.
“The issues identified will
inform the coroner’s decision on
the holding of an inquiry into
the deaths of those killed in the
terrorist attacks.”
The overview reveals intricate
details of the gunman’s trip
from his home in Dunedin to
Christchurch – including photographs
of his vehicle sourced
from cameras across the South
Island.
Police have been able to pinpoint
exactly the route he took
and where he stopped – including
a petrol station in Oamaru
where he purchased coffee and
food – before he got to the first
mosque.
– NZ Herald
Alongside the overview families have
been offered they can also request further
details including:
• Summary of known circumstances relating
to each victim.
• CCTV image of the victim entering the
mosque, if available.
• Overview map depicting the approximate
location that the victim was located.
• Verification of death.
• Coroner’s certificate and telease of body
documentation.
• Post mortem report.
• Disaster victim identification report.
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HORROR: (Above left) – Police attempt to move people away from
outside the Al Noor Mosque in the wake of the shooting.
CCTV images of the police pursuit.
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