Murder investigation launched after human remains found on Nottinghamshire farmland

Human remains were found by a member of the public at the Sutton-in-Ashfield site

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The farmland in Nottinghamshire where the human bones were recovered
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The farmland in Nottinghamshire where the human bones were recovered

Police have instigated a murder inquiry after human remains were found on farmland in the Nottinghamshire area. The human bones were uncovered by a member of the public at Coxmoor Road in the Sutton-in-Ashfield...

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