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  • Inquest hears missing schoolgirl’s skull used as ashtray at pub | 2015 police reenactment with Gr…

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    Inquest hears missing schoolgirl's skull used as ashtray at pub

    Police dig the site where Grevin Breadsell said he found part of a skull. (ABC Tropical North)

    An inquest into the disappearance of Marilyn Wallman heard that a piece of the schoolgirl's skull was kept in a shed and used as an ashtray before it was handed over to police.

    The court heard Greven Breadsell discovered the remains in 1974 at McGregor Creek, west of Mackay, while searching for palm fronds near a dump site.

    Ms Wallman disappeared while riding her bike to school near Mackay on March 21, 1972.

    The man who found part of missing Mackay schoolgirl Marilyn Wallman's skull took it to a pub where it was used as an ashtray, an inquest has heard.

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    2015 police reenactment with Greven Breadsell part 2

    Greven Breadsell talks police through finding the piece of skull at the site where he found the bone fragment in 1974, and was later confirmed as belonging to Marilyn Wallman.

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  • Court hears boy who died sleeping rough in skip bin was missing for days | First details emerge o…

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    Court hears boy who died sleeping rough in skip bin was missing for days

    Police at the scene of the boy's death in 2021. (ABC News)

    An inquest is underway into the death of a 13-year-old-boy who was sleeping rough in an industrial skip bin at Port Lincoln in 2021.

    The First Nations boy died after a garbage truck driver collected the bin, but two other boys who had also been sleeping inside were not harmed in the incident.

    The inquest will focus on whether the young boy's family had appropriate support, and is expected to hear from agencies including the Department for Child Protection.

    A coronial inquest into the death of a 13-year-old First Nations boy who died after sleeping rough in an industrial skip bin has heard he was missing for five days before his death.

    Heartbreaking details emerge about teen boy killed after sleeping rough in garbage bin

    WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned this story contains images of people who have died

    A court has heard heartbreaking new details about the life of a young boy who died while sleeping rough in an industrial bin and the growing questions over whether child protection authorities failed him.

    WATCH ABOVE: Inquest into Budda Spencers life before his death in a garbage truck begins in Adelaide

    Thirteen‑year‑old Budda Spencer’s family released a never‑before‑seen photo of the boy as the inquest into his death began on Monday, forcing his mother, grandmother and aunty to sit through confronting evidence about the final years of his life.

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