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Revealed: First sabotage convict attempted to bring down national grid - Vimarsana News

Revealed: First sabotage convict attempted to bring down national grid

The man subject to New Zealand’s first-ever sabotage convictions - a historic law originally intended to prosecute spies - has been sentenced to three year

Landmark case: Kiwi admits sabotage but his crimes stay secret - Vimarsana News

Landmark case: Kiwi admits sabotage but his crimes stay secret

A Taupō man has today become the first New Zealander ever to be convicted of sabotage after pleading guilty to seven counts of the charge. But the details

Taupō man Graham Philip charged with sabotage believed to be first in New Zealand history - Vimarsana News

Taupō man Graham Philip charged with sabotage believed to be first in New Zealand history

In what could be a landmark prosecution, a Taupō man is believed to be the first person ever charged with sabotage in NZ - a historic offence originally passed into law to prevent foreign interference on our shores during World War II.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Man charged with sabotage believed to be first in NZ history - Vimarsana News

Man charged with sabotage believed to be first in NZ history

In what could be a landmark prosecution, a Taupō man is believed to be the first person ever charged with sabotage in New Zealand - a historic offence whic

Autopsy shows Miller suffered | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Autopsy shows Miller suffered | News, Sports, Jobs

kstephens@altoonamirror.com HOLLIDAYSBURG — A 26-year-old Hollidaysburg woman found dead in 2004 at Canoe Creek State Park would have gone through an extreme amount of pain, fear and anxiety in the events leading up to her death, based on testimony of two forensic pathologists offered Monday in Blair County Court. The examination of Tina S. Miller’s body and an autopsy report generated no conclusions on the sequence of events leading up to her death, the forensic pathologists reported. But they did reveal that before she took her last breath on June 27, 2004, the young woman was struck t...