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Adelaide teacher’s aide dies after falling from pub drainpipe
Natasha “Tash” Lawton, a 20-year-old teacher’s aide and skating instructor, died after falling from a drainpipe at Adelaide’s Rosemont Hotel shortly after 4am on Sunday. Police say she was passing the pub and was not a patron; the incident has prompted tributes and an investigation.
Lawton was studying for a teaching degree online and worked with primary school children with additional needs. Friends described her as caring and sensible, calling the attempt to climb the drainpipe out of character. South Australia Police are preparing a report for the coroner and asking anyone with relevant footage to contact them, while urging the public not to share images of the incident.
In short
- Natasha Lawton, 20, died after a drainpipe broke as she climbed it.
- She was a teacher’s aide and skating instructor in Adelaide.
- Police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “How an Aussie teacher’s Halloween night out ended in tragedy after she died climbing a pub drainpipe – as friends speak out: ‘Out of character’”.