NSW Coronial Inquest into 1988 death of teenager Mark Haines

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2024-10-29

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The friend of a teenager who was found dead on train tracks in New South Wales in the 1980s has told a coroner his girlfriend knows more than she's told police but is too scared to speak.

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