Focus: Police detective Scott Armstrong addresses media in relation to the death of a woman at an address on May Road, Mt Roskill. Video / Dean Purcell
The son of a slain Mt Roskill woman says he was kept in the dark about how she died as he waited anxiously for news about his mother at a police cordon.
"Everyone else knew before I did," Deon Johnson-Hadley said outside the High Court at Auckland this morning.
He was speaking to media after the man accused of murdering Tania Hadley was named for the first time.
Damien Charles Chandler appeared this morning via video link from jail, charged with murdering Hadley, who died last week after being found with critical injuries on May Rd in Mt Roskill.
Tania Hadley died after being found with critical injuries in Auckland's Mt Roskill last week. Her accused killer can now be named. Photo / supplied