Non-fatal strangulation greatly increases domestic homicide risk
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 08:55 · Archive
Non-fatal strangulation drastically increases the risk of domestic homicide, experts warn.
Experts warn that non-fatal strangulation drastically increases the risk of domestic homicide. The act can cause brain injuries in victims that sometimes go undetected by police.
No further details about the experts' findings, specific cases or policy recommendations were provided in the available reports.
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- The non-fatal act that raises domestic homicide riskNon-fatal strangulation drastically raises domestic homicide risk and sometimes leaves victims with brain injuries that go unnoticed by police, experts warn.Perth Now · 7 Oct, 08:37
- The non-fatal act that raises domestic homicide riskNon-fatal strangulation drastically raises domestic homicide risk and sometimes leaves victims with brain injuries that go unnoticed by police, experts warn.The West Australian · 7 Oct, 08:37
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