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UPDATE: Body found in Witney
Mystery surrounds the death of a man whose body was found at a house in a quiet neighbourhood in Witney this morning.
Detectives have launched an investigation and forensic officers and several police vehicles remain at Wadard's Meadow.
Officers were called to the scene at 10.20am and are still trying to establish the identity of the man and ascertain the cause of death.
The man appears to be in his late 20s or early 30s and is understood not to have been carrying identification.
Police are seeking information from anyone who was in the area between midnight and 11am today who may be able to assist the investigation.
Wadard's Meadow resident Lorraine Weller expressed sympathy for the man's family.
She told the Oxford Mail: "It's shocking. Everyone wants to know what's happening. We have never seen anything like this before."
A post-mortem will be held later today.
Witnesses should call Thames Valley Police on 0845 8 505 505. Alternatively, if you do not wish to speak to police or leave your name, call the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.
3:12pm Saturday 22nd March 2008
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CommentPosted by: emma, witney on 6:08pm Sat 22 Mar 08
[bold]bold[/bold] i cant belive what has happened in witney i am realy worried about it i an so scared!!!!![quote]quote[/quote]
i cant belive what has happened in witney i am realy worried about it i an so scared!!!!!
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Posted by: emma, witney on 6:20pm Sat 22 Mar 08
[bold]bold[/bold]I am realy surprised about this as i keep saying but its just realy weird how the police have only just found out about it anyway i live quite near the crime scean so i will keep posted on whats goin on bye!!!!![bold]bold[/bold]
I am realy surprised about this as i keep saying but its just realy weird how the police have only just found out about it anyway i live quite near the crime scean so i will keep posted on whats goin on bye!!!!!
Posted by: Jimmy, a nice village where they don't find dead bodies. on 6:55pm Sat 22 Mar 08
Keep us posted on any improvements in your spelling too please Emma
Keep us posted on any improvements in your spelling too please Emma
Posted by: Chelle, Witney on 8:15pm Sat 22 Mar 08
This is sad, and sadder still is the fact that it was a topic of conversation between a large group of people in Sainsburys when i called in at 6pm. I don't know the name, but send the family my love and wishes.
This is sad, and sadder still is the fact that it was a topic of conversation between a large group of people in Sainsburys when i called in at 6pm. I don't know the name, but send the family my love and wishes.
Posted by: ELLE, OXFORD on 9:10pm Sat 22 Mar 08
It's not only Witney. It happens everywhere. Why is everyone so f***ing shocked? We are among murderers, rapists and paedophiles day to day.
It's not only Witney. It happens everywhere. Why is everyone so f***ing shocked? We are among murderers, rapists and paedophiles day to day.
Posted by: Mr Ison, England on 10:06pm Sat 22 Mar 08
My condolences in this most difficult of times.
My condolences in this most difficult of times.
Posted by: Regina, Witney on 11:01pm Sat 22 Mar 08
A case for Inspector Barnaby hope we dont end up witha crowd of bodies
A case for Inspector Barnaby hope we dont end up witha crowd of bodies
Posted by: Joanne, oxford on 3:13pm Sun 23 Mar 08
i think its awful that someone mentioned spelling on this site, especially when the person was expressing his view. For all THIS super speller critic knows, that person may be dyslexic, and have plucked up the courage to write on this site,or may have spent his evenings looking after a disabled member of the family, whilst others did homework. think before you criticse people for something as insignificant as spelling.
it is awful about the dead man, who is called daniel mills
i think its awful that someone mentioned spelling on this site, especially when the person was expressing his view. For all THIS super speller critic knows, that person may be dyslexic, and have plucked up the courage to write on this site,or may have spent his evenings looking after a disabled member of the family, whilst others did homework. think before you criticse people for something as insignificant as spelling.
it is awful about the dead man, who is called daniel mills
Posted by: arceye, witney on 8:25pm Sun 23 Mar 08
http://archive.oxfor
dmail.net/2003/5/24/
21482.html
is it the same Danny Mills ???
http://archive.oxfor
dmail.net/2003/5/24/
21482.html
is it the same Danny Mills ???
Posted by: Pete, Carterton on 2:46pm Mon 24 Mar 08
The death of young Mr Mills is very sad indeed, my thoughts are with his family and friends. I would also like to say that spelling and grammer are very important indeed, such as the use of capital letters to start a new sentence or poeple or place names. Standards have to be upheld.
The death of young Mr Mills is very sad indeed, my thoughts are with his family and friends. I would also like to say that spelling and grammer are very important indeed, such as the use of capital letters to start a new sentence or poeple or place names. Standards have to be upheld.
Posted by: Johnny, oxford on 10:40am Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]arceye[/bold] wrote:
http://archive.oxfor dmail.net/2003/5/24/ 21482.html is it the same Danny Mills ???[/quote] I believe so. What's sure is that the people who carried out this psychotic and disgusting assault deserve no sympathy. Can anyone confirm or deny it, please?
arceye wrote:
http://archive.oxfor dmail.net/2003/5/24/ 21482.html is it the same Danny Mills ???
I believe so. What's sure is that the people who carried out this psychotic and disgusting assault deserve no sympathy. Can anyone confirm or deny it, please?
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