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Post-mortem tests on man's body Dead man 'wrapped in bin liners'
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A post-mortem examination has been carried out on a body found in a field in an East Yorkshire village. The body of a man found in a field in an East Yorkshire village was wrapped in bin liners, police have revealed.
The man's body was discovered in East Cowick, near Goole, on Wednesday night by a man walking his dog and may have been there for up to six weeks. A post-mortem examination has shown he was aged in his 50s. His death is being treated as suspicious.
Police said they were treating the death as suspicious and urged anyone with information to come forward. A dog walker discovered the body in East Cowick, near Goole, on Wednesday night. Police believe it could have been there for six weeks.
Det Ch Insp Christine Kelk said it could take several weeks to identify the victim. Police confirmed the body had been wrapped in several bin liners, although it is not clear how the man died.
The results of the post-mortem test have not yet been revealed. Det Ch Insp Christine Kelk said it could take several weeks to identify the victim and further tests on the body will take place.
Ms Kelk, of Humberside Police, added police could not rule out the possibility the victim had died from natural causes but said it was "highly unlikely".Ms Kelk, of Humberside Police, added police could not rule out the possibility the victim had died from natural causes but said it was "highly unlikely".
"It's not an area in which we would expect to find people dead," she said."It's not an area in which we would expect to find people dead," she said.
The force said the body was still clothed when it was found.The force said the body was still clothed when it was found.