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Article: SA: Man kills himself after leaving trail of destruction in SA

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July 9, 2009
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AAP General News (Australia)
07-09-2009
SA: Man kills himself after leaving trail of destruction in SA

By Michelle Draper and Steve Larkin

ADELAIDE, July 9 AAP - He rolled a car, stabbed a policeman, stole the officer's patrol
car and ran a man over on the way to a remote property where he sexually assaulted an
elderly woman.

Then he killed himself.

Nine hours after barricading himself in a house with 16 guns on a remote South Australian
property, the body of a 32-year-old man who'd left a trail of destruction in the state's
north on Thursday was found by police.

Officers entered the house at Bulyinnie Station, south of Yunta, just after 7.30pm
(CST), where police said the man lay ...

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