Question: Does Eddie Murray (Rugby League) have the same nationality as Henry Talbot (Photographer)?

Knowledge 1: Eddie Murray (rugby league)
Edward James Murray( 6 December 1959 – 12 June 1981) was an Australian rugby league footballer who was controversially found dead in his police cell in the New South Wales town of Wee Waa within an hour of having been detained for being drunk and disorderly under the 1979 Intoxicated Persons Act( a law repealed in 2005).Murray had planned to travel to Sydney, to join the Redfern All Blacks Rugby League team's tour of New Zealand when he was detained.Police claimed that they found Murray hanging in his cell at the Wee Waa Police Station around 3:30 pm, and argued that he committed suicide, although this occurred prior to the majority of Aboriginal deaths in custody which were later examined in the 1987 Royal Commission.He was 21 years old at the time.Eddie Murray's parents, Leila Jane( née Button) and Arthur Edward Murray remained unconvinced that their son's death was a suicide, and fought for a more extensive investigation into Murray's death.Murray's death has helped to draw attention to the issue of Aboriginal deaths in custody.Murray's case has drawn the attention of several investigations, including the Muirhead Royal Commission, the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board Report on Street offences, and his case was one of the first to be investigated by the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody in 1988.In 1997, Murray's body was exhumed and re-autopsied, revealing a previously undetected smashed sternum, and a forensic pathologist determined that the injury had most likely occurred immediately prior to his death.Despite this, the details of his death remain a mystery, and still no one has been officially implicated in his death.This has been to the dissatisfaction of Murray's family, who have called for a more extensive inquiry. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Henry Talbot (photographer)
Henry Talbot, born Heinz Tichauer( 6 January 1920, Germany – 1999) was a German- Australian fashion photographer noted for his long association with the Australian fashion industry, particularly the Australian Wool Board.
Knowledge 1: Eddie Murray (rugby league)
Edward James Murray( 6 December 1959 – 12 June 1981) was an Australian rugby league footballer who was controversially found dead in his police cell in the New South Wales town of Wee Waa within an hour of having been detained for being drunk and disorderly under the 1979 Intoxicated Persons Act( a law repealed in 2005).Murray had planned to travel to Sydney, to join the Redfern All Blacks Rugby League team's tour of New Zealand when he was detained.Police claimed that they found Murray hanging in his cell at the Wee Waa Police Station around 3:30 pm, and argued that he committed suicide, although this occurred prior to the majority of Aboriginal deaths in custody which were later examined in the 1987 Royal Commission.He was 21 years old at the time.Eddie Murray's parents, Leila Jane( née Button) and Arthur Edward Murray remained unconvinced that their son's death was a suicide, and fought for a more extensive investigation into Murray's death.Murray's death has helped to draw attention to the issue of Aboriginal deaths in custody.Murray's case has drawn the attention of several investigations, including the Muirhead Royal Commission, the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board Report on Street offences, and his case was one of the first to be investigated by the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody in 1988.In 1997, Murray's body was exhumed and re-autopsied, revealing a previously undetected smashed sternum, and a forensic pathologist determined that the injury had most likely occurred immediately prior to his death.Despite this, the details of his death remain a mystery, and still no one has been officially implicated in his death.This has been to the dissatisfaction of Murray's family, who have called for a more extensive inquiry. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Eddie Murray (footballer)
Eddie Murray( born 10 July 1962) is an English footballer, who played as a winger in the Football League for Tranmere Rovers.
Knowledge 1: Eddie Murray (rugby league)
Edward James Murray( 6 December 1959 – 12 June 1981) was an Australian rugby league footballer who was controversially found dead in his police cell in the New South Wales town of Wee Waa within an hour of having been detained for being drunk and disorderly under the 1979 Intoxicated Persons Act( a law repealed in 2005).Murray had planned to travel to Sydney, to join the Redfern All Blacks Rugby League team's tour of New Zealand when he was detained.Police claimed that they found Murray hanging in his cell at the Wee Waa Police Station around 3:30 pm, and argued that he committed suicide, although this occurred prior to the majority of Aboriginal deaths in custody which were later examined in the 1987 Royal Commission.He was 21 years old at the time.Eddie Murray's parents, Leila Jane( née Button) and Arthur Edward Murray remained unconvinced that their son's death was a suicide, and fought for a more extensive investigation into Murray's death.Murray's death has helped to draw attention to the issue of Aboriginal deaths in custody.Murray's case has drawn the attention of several investigations, including the Muirhead Royal Commission, the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board Report on Street offences, and his case was one of the first to be investigated by the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody in 1988.In 1997, Murray's body was exhumed and re-autopsied, revealing a previously undetected smashed sternum, and a forensic pathologist determined that the injury had most likely occurred immediately prior to his death.Despite this, the details of his death remain a mystery, and still no one has been officially implicated in his death.This has been to the dissatisfaction of Murray's family, who have called for a more extensive inquiry. [SEP] Knowledge 2: Glen Fisiiahi
Glen Fisiiahi is a rugby league and rugby union footballer of Tongan and Niue descent.He previously played rugby league professionally for the New Zealand Warriors in the National Rugby League where he played as a and and has represented the Tonga international rugby league team.

Answer: yes