coroners report victoria

[craizi daizi]

hi all i  am hoping to find where to look for coroners report  please for a death in 1976   in Victoria
thanks in advance


daizi

[Annbee]

https://prov.vic.gov.au/explore-collection

Use 'Coroner' in the collection search. Then you should be able to do the name search.

[craizi daizi]

thanks annbee

i have looked there before and found nothing just looked again and still nothing thank you for you time

[Dundee]

Inquests and body cards:

https://prov.vic.gov.au/explore-collection/explore-topic/inquests-and-other-coronial-records

Debra 

[craizi daizi]

thankyou debra but not there either sadly

[Annbee]

You could always try emailing them. It might take 6 months to never to hear back (they're snowed under with work I've heard) - but you don't know until you try

[wivenhoe]

Do you know that there was a coroner's report, or are you wondering if there was a coroner's report?

[craizi daizi]

hi wivenhoe

 no i am not even sure there was one,    i was just hoping     do you know what the criteria was/is for one to be carried out please

[jorose]

https://prov.vic.gov.au/explore-collection/explore-topic/inquests-and-other-coronial-records/inquests-deaths-deposition

The inquest records relate to deaths that occurred  when a person died suddenly, was killed, died whilst in prison, drowned, died whilst a patient in an asylum, or was an infant ward of the state and died under suspicious circumstances, among other circumstances.

Do you have the death certificate for this person? I believe the name of the certifying person for cause of death should be the coroner in these cases. Also there is more likely a delay between date of death and date of the full registration.