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Hamilton homicide probe: Two more men arrested, charged over death of Tyreece Te Pairi

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12 Aug, 2025 06:19 AM2 mins to read

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Tyreece Te Pairi died in hospital early on Sunday, July 20. Photo / Facebook

Tyreece Te Pairi died in hospital early on Sunday, July 20. Photo / Facebook

Two more men have been arrested and charged with murder over the death of Tyreece Te Pairi in Hamilton last month.

The men, aged 23 and 25, were arrested this morning in South Auckland and appeared in the Hamilton District Court today.

Earlier this month, police arrested two 19-year-olds, who were remanded in custody without plea to reappear on August 26 in the Hamilton District Court.

Te Pairi, 20, died in hospital early on July 20 after an incident in central Hamilton.

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His family released a statement at the end of July, saying he had been laid to rest at Tolaga Bay.

“Though his body rests, our grief does not. The ache of his absence is something words cannot carry.”

Te Pairi’s family said he was deeply loved and the pain of losing him was just as deep.

Tyreece Te Pairi died after an incident in central Hamilton and has been laid to rest at Tolaga Bay. Photo / Facebook
Tyreece Te Pairi died after an incident in central Hamilton and has been laid to rest at Tolaga Bay. Photo / Facebook

“His future held so much promise – he was taken from us far too soon. His passing has left a profound impact on his partner, whānau and all those who knew him.

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“To everyone who stood beside us, sent messages, brought kai, travelled to be with us, or held us in prayer – we are deeply grateful.

“Whether you spoke words of comfort, sat with us in silence, or simply kept Tyreece in your thoughts, we felt your presence.

“We will never forget the kindness shown to our whānau during this time,” the statement said.

The family has asked for continued care and respect.

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