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'In a bad way': Doctors describe Cassius Turvey's last days

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Cassius Turvey was re-admitted to hospital for "urgent" surgery, hours after being released from Perth Children's Hospital in the days before his death.

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The West Australian

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Doctor reveals horrific details about Cassius’ head injuries

A doctor who treated Cassius Turvey after he was allegedly hit across the head with a metal pole has testified that a cut on the 15-year-old’s forehead was so deep it exposed his skull.

3 days ago·Australia

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'In a bad way': Doctors describe Cassius Turvey's last days

Cassius Turvey was re-admitted to hospital for "urgent" surgery, hours after being released from Perth Children's Hospital in the days before his death.

3 days ago·Australia

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bunburymail.com.au

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Teen released then re-admitted to hospital before death

A murder trial has been told a teen allegedly attacked with a metal pole and suffering head injuries was re-admitted to hospital hours after he was released.

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Unanswered questions surround teen’s death

By Nora O’Malley, Denise Titian & Eric Plummer

4 days ago·Hamilton, Canada

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hashilthsa.com

Unanswered questions surround teen’s death | Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper

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Close friend of Mark Haines emotionally recounts morning after teenager’s death

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