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Recycling body inquest adjourned

Nathan Lyons
Nathan Lyons' body was found at a waste management site

An inquest into the death of a 17-year-old boy from Birmingham, whose body was found in recycling waste, has been opened and adjourned.

Nathan Lyons' body was found in south-east London but police believe his body travelled from a recycling centre in Redditch, 155 miles away.

The inquest was opened at Stourport Coroners' Court in Worcestershire.

A 34-year-old man, Scott Hancox, from Fownhope Close, Redditch, has been charged with his murder.

Mr Lyons' body was found on Tuesday, 13 May.



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