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December 25th, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
A Kiwi musician found dead inside a property in Australia’s Gold Coast died from a physical assault, a post mortem has revealed.
Tony Williams, believed to be from Tauranga, was found dead by a friend and his wife at the Mermaid Waters unit complex on Sunshine Blvd just before 2pm yesterday.
At a press conference today Detective Superintendent David Hutchinson said Mr Williams’s death followed an altercation in which he was hit with a object.
“He was struck around the head and the body and as a result of those injuries he has died.”
Mr Williams was the lead singer of a band, Sex ‘N’ Chocolate, that played weekly at a local nightclub.
When he did not turn up for a regular gig a friend and his wife went to the Sunshine Blvd complex and found Mr Williams dead in the lounge.
There was no sign of forced entry.
Police are treating the death as suspicious and had not yet determined a motive for the assault, said Detective Superintendent Hutchinson.
He said inquiries indicated Mr Williams died in the early afternoon of December 23 and appealed for public for information from anyone in the area who may have seen people or vehicles behaving suspiciously.
Friend Jackson Douglas, who lives in Brisbane, said he was “shell-shocked” by the news.
“Please send his family my love and if any of the boys can contact me that would be great,” he posted on the band’s MySpace page.
Queensland police told APNZ a forensic examination of the unit was taking place and inquiries were continuing today.
Senior Sergeant Bruce Pearce of Gold Coast police said the death was being treated as suspicious, but nobody had been taken into custody.”We’ve just got people helping out with the enquiry and statements are being taken at this time. We certainly appeal for any witnesses,” he told goldcoast.com.au.
Police would set up a tent at the site for mourning family members.
A nearby resident who called police said he heard a man yelling “don’t go inside” about 2pm, the website reported.
“He was shaking really badly and couldn’t really stand properly, I guess he was in shock and just overwhelmed.”
A resident of the Mermaid Waters unit block, Beau Windon, said he was shaken by the death and was no longer keen to re-sign his lease, which was up for renewal next week.
Police are continuing to doorknock neighbours as part of the ongoing investigation.
– APNZ
By APNZ staff
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