Deceased
Berwick, Daniel Peter
Demographics
21y, male
Date of death
2011-04-16
Finding date
2013
Cause of death
Consistent with Multiple Injuries
AI-generated summary
Daniel Peter Berwick, aged 21, died after being struck by an Australind passenger train at approximately 5:30am on 16 April 2011. He was found lying across railway tracks near Robertson Drive, Carey Park. The coroner could not determine the manner of death, making an open finding. Key uncertainties include the deceased's movements and state between 2:30am (last confirmed sighting by police) and the time of death approximately 3 hours later. Evidence suggested possible involvement in a theft at 4:30am, but no definitive explanation for how he came to be on the tracks emerged. No medical or clinical intervention was applicable given the nature of the incident.
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