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Police release name of woman in Hawke’s Bay homicide inquiry

By Press RoomDecember 5, 20251 Min Read
Police release name of woman in Hawke’s Bay homicide inquiry
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Police have released the name of the woman found dead at a house in Camberley, Hastings on October 29.

She was Teishallia TePaea, aged 37.

Police found TePaea deceased at the house on Kotuku Street. A homicide investigation, Operation Knell, is ongoing in relation to her death.

Police are continuing to appeal for information from the community.

“A team of investigators is working hard to get answers for Teishallia’s whānau, and to support them as they mourn the loss of a much-loved family member,” said eastern district manager Detective Inspector Martin James.

James said police believe there are people in the community who know what happened to TePaea and who was involved.

“We urge those people to come forward and tell us what you know, so that we can hold those responsible for Teishallia’s death to account.”

Information could be provided to police via 105, or provided anonymously via Crime Stoppers.

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