Paul Andrew Gottermeyer, a convicted murderer serving a life sentence for a brutal 2012 attack, was found dead in the engineering workshop of Christchurch Men’s Prison.
Despite efforts by prison and medical staff, he could not be revived. The death, not considered suspicious, is under investigation by the Coroner and the independent Corrections Inspectorate.
Gottermeyer, who had a history of severe depression, had murdered a woman in her home, an act that led to widespread anger at his sentencing.
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…always in the workshops or the kitchen…
‘V’ for Vendetta is just around the corner, spurred-on by Project 2025, the WEF, the ‘Great Reset’ and the Agenda 2030.
…always in the workshops or the kitchen…
‘V’ for Vendetta is just around the corner, spurred-on by Project 2025, the WEF, the ‘Great Reset’ and the Agenda 2030.
Sometimes vaccines really DO make the world better 🌈