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Missing Natasha police find body Body recovered by Natasha police
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Police searching for a missing teenager have found a body near a railway line after a report from a train driver. A body found by police searching for a missing teenager has been recovered from near a railway line.
Natasha Coombs, 17, has not been seen since boarding a train from Ipswich in Suffolk to her home in Dovercourt, Essex, on 27 July.Natasha Coombs, 17, has not been seen since boarding a train from Ipswich in Suffolk to her home in Dovercourt, Essex, on 27 July.
Essex Police said a body was found on Friday a mile south of Manningtree railway station in Essex, where Natasha is believed to have got off the train.Essex Police said a body was found on Friday a mile south of Manningtree railway station in Essex, where Natasha is believed to have got off the train.
A spokesman said the body, thought to be a woman, had not been identified. A post-mortem examination is expected to take place later on Saturday.
Station reopened Essex police confirmed the body was found a mile down the line on the London side of Manningtree in undergrowth next to the railway line after a report from a passing train driver.
Essex police confirmed the body was found a mile down the line on the London side of Manningtree in undergrowth next to the railway line.
The station was closed to passengers on Friday evening.The station was closed to passengers on Friday evening.
Police cordoned off the area near where the body was found
It has now reopened and trains are running as normal, though British Transport Police said there could be some disruption if officers needed to carry out further work at the scene.It has now reopened and trains are running as normal, though British Transport Police said there could be some disruption if officers needed to carry out further work at the scene.
Police officers are preventing members of the public entering a road in Lawford, which is where the discovery of a body was made.Police officers are preventing members of the public entering a road in Lawford, which is where the discovery of a body was made.
The scene, which is near a railway bridge, is being guarded by officers.The scene, which is near a railway bridge, is being guarded by officers.
Police cordon The body, thought to be that of a woman, was recovered by police despite "hazardous" conditions, a spokesperson said.
A spokeswoman for Essex police said: "We have yet to remove the body from the scene and identification is unlikely to take place today.
"The police cordon around the area is likely to stay in place for the foreseeable future."
Natasha had been out for a meal with friends in Ipswich on the night she went missing.Natasha had been out for a meal with friends in Ipswich on the night she went missing.
She had separated from her boyfriend two weeks before, which police believe she might have been upset about on the night she disappeared.She had separated from her boyfriend two weeks before, which police believe she might have been upset about on the night she disappeared.
Earlier her former boyfriend Joshua Brennan, 18, made an appeal for help to find her.Earlier her former boyfriend Joshua Brennan, 18, made an appeal for help to find her.