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Other Adult Family Homicide

includes the killing of one sibling by another and otherfamily relationships (e.g. in-laws, aunts, uncles)

DHR021    DHR002OverviewReport     |    Adult A- 2011-Executive Summary

DHR082   L- 26.05.2012- Very brief summary

DHR159   child-d-scr-and-dhr-final

DHR185   Tendring-DHR-2015

DHR226   DomestichomicidereviewJanuary2017overview

DHR227   DHR7_Overview_Final_Report

DHR241   dhr-adult-a-full-report-2017

DHR250   Executive_Summary_for_New_Forest_CC_2017_-_with_correct_reccommendations1

DHR276   Domestic-Homicide-Review-3-Overview-Report

DHR305   DHR3_Overview_Report_and_Action_Plan

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