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Man sought over body found in bin Body was 'in bin for three weeks'
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Detectives are trying to trace a 33-year-old man after a woman's body was found in a wheelie bin in Surrey. A woman's body found in a wheelie bin in front of a house had been there for at least three weeks, police have said.
Police were called to Hamilton Avenue, Cobham, at 1520 BST on Saturday after a foot was seen sticking out of the green bin in front of the house. Surrey Police were called to Hamilton Avenue, Cobham, at 1520 BST on Saturday after a foot was seen sticking out of the green bin.
The body of a white woman, believed to be in her 30s, was discovered surrounded by rubbish. A post-mortem examination revealed the woman suffered a serious head injury but did not establish a cause of death.
Police are trying to trace Peter Wallner, who moved out of the house about three weeks ago. Detectives are trying to trace 33-year-old Peter Wallner, who moved out of the house about three weeks ago.
A Surrey Police spokesman said he "may be able to provide useful information for the investigation".A Surrey Police spokesman said he "may be able to provide useful information for the investigation".
He is described as a heavy-built white man with broad shoulders, about 6ft (1.8m) tall, with slightly receding brown cropped hair and brown eyes.He is described as a heavy-built white man with broad shoulders, about 6ft (1.8m) tall, with slightly receding brown cropped hair and brown eyes.
Neighbours described the area as a quiet, safe placeNeighbours described the area as a quiet, safe place
The unidentified white woman, believed to be in her 30s, was discovered surrounded by rubbish.
House-to-house inquiries and a full search of the area are being carried out.House-to-house inquiries and a full search of the area are being carried out.
A post-mortem examination is being carried out at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford.
Residents in the area said they were shocked by the discovery.Residents in the area said they were shocked by the discovery.
One woman told BBC News: "It's a very quiet place, it's where you bring up your family.One woman told BBC News: "It's a very quiet place, it's where you bring up your family.
"I've lived here for 30-odd years and it's the first thing like this that's happened.""I've lived here for 30-odd years and it's the first thing like this that's happened."
She added: "It's quite scary. You think of it as being a safe place, but when you hear of a body being found it's shocking."She added: "It's quite scary. You think of it as being a safe place, but when you hear of a body being found it's shocking."