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Philip Polkinghorne gives evidence at Pauline Hanna coroner’s inquest in Auckland

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Craig Kapitan
Philip Polkinghorne gives evidence at Pauline Hanna coroner’s inquest in Auckland
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Philip Polkinghorne testified at a coronial inquest into the death of his wife, Pauline Hanna, recounting his discovery of her body. The inquest follows his 2024 acquittal for murder, though the jury's verdict was accompanied by notes expressing uncertainty regarding the cause of death.

Retired Auckland eye surgeon Philip Polkinghorne, acquitted of murdering wife Pauline Hanna in 2021, recounted cradling his wife’s lifeless body in his arms as he testified for the first time today about the circumstances of her death.

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