Elizabeth Britton confirmed assault was by 'boyfriend' before her death, paramedic tells inquest
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Elizabeth Britton confirmed assault was by 'boyfriend' before her death, paramedic tells inquest

ABC  

The last day of an inquest into the death of a northern New South Wales woman has heard she indicated to an attending paramedic her "boyfriend" had caused her ultimately-fatal injuries. Deputy State Coroner Carmel Forbes has heard four days of evidence in Lismore into the death of 44-year-old Pottsville woman Elizabeth Britton, who died as a result of traumatic head injuries in 2020. Elizabeth Britton's mother had earlier told the inquest her daughter indicated to her Tony Siganto caused her injuries. Elizabeth Britton's family described the world "a poorer place without her" on the last day of the inquest.

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