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Body found on remote rural track

The unidentified man is believed to be between 30 and 50 years old

A man's body has been found on a country track frequently used by fly-tippers, Norfolk police have said.

The body of the man, believed to have been aged between 30 and 50, was found by a member of the public at Rabbit Lane near Great Witchingham.

Rabbit Lane is not far from Bernard Matthews' poultry processing factory.

An investigation into the cause of death and to ascertain the man's identity is under way. Police have also made an appeal for information.




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