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The death of a pensioner from severe head injuries in east Belfast is being treated as murder, detectives say.The death of a pensioner from severe head injuries in east Belfast is being treated as murder, detectives say.
The body of 92-year-old Charles Steed was discovered at a house in Canberra Park in Dundonald on Monday after neighbours raised the alarm.The body of 92-year-old Charles Steed was discovered at a house in Canberra Park in Dundonald on Monday after neighbours raised the alarm.
Police had previously been treating the death as suspicious, but following a post-mortem examination they announced on Thursday that he had been murdered.Police had previously been treating the death as suspicious, but following a post-mortem examination they announced on Thursday that he had been murdered.
Lead investigating officer Jeff Smyth appealed for the public's help.Lead investigating officer Jeff Smyth appealed for the public's help.
"There is no sign of a struggle in Charlie Steed's house," he said."There is no sign of a struggle in Charlie Steed's house," he said.
"There is no sign of a break-in at the house, which in itself is suspicious to the police service.""There is no sign of a break-in at the house, which in itself is suspicious to the police service."
He said detectives were still searching for a murder weapon.
Mr Steed had lived in the bungalow since the 1960s, and neighbours expressed shock at his murder.
The police are appealing for any information about suspicious activity in the street between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning.