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Bones found in wood
CRIME scene investigators were called to Knutsford after bones, an axe and a meat cleaver were unearthed in a wood.
A neighbour discovered the items wrapped in a carpet as he was digging up part of the site off Thorneyholme Drive.
He called police and a five-hour incident that involved six officers, two pathologists and several residents ensued.
But at about 8pm experts finally revealed the resident had actually found a sheep's bones.
1:20pm Thursday 8th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: mobberley logs, Mobberley on 4:58pm Fri 9 May 08
[quote]He called police and a five-hour incident that involved six officers, two pathologists and several residents ensued.[/quote]
They wanted to send more but only a skeleton staff were on duty.
He called police and a five-hour incident that involved six officers, two pathologists and several residents ensued.
They wanted to send more but only a skeleton staff were on duty.
Posted by: Higgins, Middlewich on 10:05am Sat 10 May 08
[quote][bold]mobberley logs[/bold] wrote:
[quote]He called police and a five-hour incident that involved six officers, two pathologists and several residents ensued.[/quote] They wanted to send more but only a skeleton staff were on duty.[/quote] Made me chuckle!
mobberley logs wrote:
He called police and a five-hour incident that involved six officers, two pathologists and several residents ensued.
They wanted to send more but only a skeleton staff were on duty.
Made me chuckle!
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