Deceased
Alice Treverrow
Demographics
female
Coroner
Decision ofDeputy State Coroner Barry
Date of death
2012-01-10
Finding date
2016-07-01
Cause of death
Unable to determine
AI-generated summary
Alice Treverrow was a missing person whose death was presumed but could not be fully investigated. The coroner was unable to determine the place, cause, or manner of death. This case highlights the challenges in investigating deaths of missing persons where insufficient evidence exists to establish circumstances. Key clinical lessons are limited, as this was primarily a missing person case rather than a death occurring within a healthcare setting. However, it underscores the importance of thorough investigation protocols and information gathering when vulnerable persons go missing. The inability to determine cause of death represents a significant gap in understanding potential preventable factors.
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of Alice Treverrow
‘1 July 2016 1 July 2016
NSW State Coroner Court - Glebe
‘Magistrate H Barry, Deputy State Coroner
2014/19301
Advocate Assisting, Mr Paul Bush
| find on the balance of probabilities that Alice ‘Treverrow, a missing person subject of this inquest, ‘died after 10 January 2012. | am unable to determine
‘the place of her death, the cause of her death or the imanner of her death.
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