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Inquiry after woman's body found Murder hunt police find new body
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The body of a woman has been found by a road in Suffolk. Police investigating the murders of two Ipswich prostitutes say a third woman's body has been found.
She was discovered on Sunday afternoon by a member of the public just off the A14 at Nacton, near Ipswich. The body was discovered by a walker on Sunday afternoon in an area of trees at Nacton, outside the town.
Suffolk Police said it was too early to link the death to the murders of prostitutes Gemma Adams and Tania Nicol whose bodies were found near the town. Officers have said it is too early to link the death to those of Gemma Adams and Tania Nicol whose bodies were found on the opposite side of Ipswich.
A spokeswoman said the incident was being treated as an unexplained death. Officers have cordoned off the scene while investigations are carried out. The area has been sealed off and a police say the incident is being treated as an "unexplained death".
Ms Adams, 25, and Ms Nicol, 19, both worked together and went missing from the red light area of Ipswich.
Ms Adams vanished on November 15 and was found in a stream at Hintlesham, Suffolk, on 2 December.
Miss Nicol had disappeared on 30 October and her body was discovered on Friday in the same stream at Copdock, near the town.
Both were found naked.
Det Supt Andy Henwood said they were treating the deaths as "linked investigations" and that there were "obvious similarities" between the disappearances and subsequent deaths.
Discovery
BBC correspondent Steve Martin said the latest body was found by a woman out walking in a wooded area just off the A14 around two miles outside Ipswich.
He said the body was found on the opposite side of the city to the two previous discoveries.
Post-mortem examinations have been carried out on both of the murdered women's bodies, but police said more tests were now needed.
They said there was no evidence that either woman had been sexually assaulted and there were no obvious signs of injury to either body.
Officers are still seeking to trace the clothing the two dead women were wearing on the nights they went missing.