Australia Australia - Mark Haines, 17, Tamworth, Nsw, 16 Jan 1988

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With the inquest into Mark Haines' death set to resume, his Uncle says bombshell evidence will be presented

Uncle Don Craigie has never stopped looking for answers into his nephew's death, and says they may be coming.

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The inquest resumes on February 28.

 

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Four decades of questions over teen's train track death, as new inquest opens​

 

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Mark Haines inquest told officer investigating his death knew key witness​

Mark Haines inquest told officer investigating death knew key witness

A police officer appointed to help reinvestigate the mysterious death of Mark Haines was friends with a key witness, a coronial inquest has heard.

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Mark Haines' uncle, Don Craigie, gives emotional evidence in final day of inquest into his nephew's death

More than three decades after the Gomeroi teenager's death, a new inquest has shed fresh light on the mystery.

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New eyewitness testimony attempts to shed light on death of Mark Haines, 37 years on

How Mark Haines's body came to be found on train tracks outside of Tamworth has remained a mystery for 37 years.

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New eyewitness testimony attempts to shed more light on mysterious death of Mark Haines​

In short:​

A coronial inquest into the death of 17-year-old Mark Haines, whose body was found on train tracks, is nearing its conclusion.

The court heard evidence today best friend at the time could have have been involved in the Gomeroi teenager's death.

What's next?​

It's expected the coronial inquest will conclude later this week following evidence from police and detectives involved in the investigation into Mark's death.

An inquest has heard evidence contradicting the story told by a driver whose crashed car was found near the body of Mark Anthony Haines almost four decades ago.