
Earlier today Police were alerted to human remains being located on Coppermine Island, also known as Mauipane, east of Whangārei.
Police have since recovered the remains and commenced the formal identification process.
At this early stage, Police are unable to advise how long the remains may have been on the island.
The formal identification process is expected to take some time and no further information is available at this time.
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“Police are unable to advise how long the remains may have been on the island.”
How far are the Three Kings away?
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/periodicals/TPRSNZ1887-20.2.6.1.22
All pyramids were built by slaves using ropes and copper chizels
and the entire history of all countries on the planet including new zealand
are fully known about by the special estashlishment university “experts”.
Do not dissent against what ever the establishment “experts” say…
Thank you… carry on… next…
Ancient Celtic NZ
https://celticnz.co.nz/
Eucalyptus oils have been found in the embalming fluids used to embalm the Pharaohs
Interesting In Maori mythology – Tane – man (Man Adam)
So we have had a few Whities significantly here well before the first Tourists arrived
Who ate and destroyed the people occupying the land at the time
Last vestiges to take temprary sanctuary in the Chatham Islands
Baby on a stick a Maori delicacy (finger lickin good)
A Maori Maiden for three weeks in receipt of a musket
Drunken orgies on the beach at Russell
And how many mulattos dripped out of that in the watering down process?
And subsequent
For which We are now picking up the tab