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Human remains discovered in Croydon park as murder investigation launched

Human remains were found in a park in south London, prompting a murder investigation by police.
The investigation confirmed the remains belong to one victim, sparking searches in the area.
Police are treating the case as murder and are conducting further analysis and searches.

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BBC News

Croydon: Possible human remains found in south London park

Police say the remains, found at Rowdown Fields in Croydon, will be sent away for "full analysis".

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The Guardian

Police launch murder inquiry after remains found in Croydon park

Searches being carried out in Rowdown Fields after discovery on Tuesday morning

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Murder investigation launched as human remains found in park in south London

Searches are being carried out in Rowdown Fields in Croydon after the troubling discovery on Tuesday

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

'Human remains' found in UK city park as police rush to the scene

Officers were called to the popular London site shortly after 9am on Tuesday to reports of possible human remains had been discovered.

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Daily Mirror

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Metro News

Murder investigation launched after human remains found in London park

The remains were found in a Croydon Park (Picture: UKNIP) Detectives have launched a murder investigation after human bones were discovered in a London park. A policing team, paired with detectives and specialist units, identified the bones as human in Rowdown Fields, Croydon. DI Martin Thorpe said: ‘We are not going to give specific details on our search of the area, but I can confirm that since yesterday we have recovered further remains. ‘A…

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