‘I held her hand’: Passenger comforted woman stabbed on Auckland bus as she died
A man handed himself in yesterday after a 24-hour manhunt.
A man handed himself in yesterday after a 24-hour manhunt.
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Emergency services were called to the scene about 1pm.
The victim was a bus passenger - she did not know her attacker.
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"Death would have been immediate."
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