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Two bodies found in burning car Two bodies found in burning car
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Police investigating the death of two people found in a burning car have said identifying them may be difficult because of the ferocity of the fire.Police investigating the death of two people found in a burning car have said identifying them may be difficult because of the ferocity of the fire.
The two bodies were discovered inside the car in a lay-by on the A47 near Earl Shilton, Leicestershire, late on Tuesday evening.The two bodies were discovered inside the car in a lay-by on the A47 near Earl Shilton, Leicestershire, late on Tuesday evening.
A police cordon has been set up and forensic examinations are taking place.A police cordon has been set up and forensic examinations are taking place.
Det Supt Chris Thomas said they are not actively seeking any other people in connection with the deaths.Det Supt Chris Thomas said they are not actively seeking any other people in connection with the deaths.
Busy lay-byBusy lay-by
He said the results of a post-mortem examination will help with identity of the victims, but added the police are not linking it to any other incident. He said the results of a post-mortem examination will help with the identity of the victims, but added the police are not linking it to any other incident.
The deaths are being treated as suspiciousThe deaths are being treated as suspicious
Police were unable to say whether the victims were male or female - or even adults.Police were unable to say whether the victims were male or female - or even adults.
The car will also need further examination to establish its make and model.The car will also need further examination to establish its make and model.
A Leicestershire Police spokeswoman said: "Because of the ferocity of the fire, identification of the deceased and determining what happened might take some time.A Leicestershire Police spokeswoman said: "Because of the ferocity of the fire, identification of the deceased and determining what happened might take some time.
"We are keeping an open mind. It is too early to speculate.""We are keeping an open mind. It is too early to speculate."
Jim Driver, who owns a pet food business near the scene, said he believed there might have been witnesses to the incident.Jim Driver, who owns a pet food business near the scene, said he believed there might have been witnesses to the incident.
He said: "There's often quite a lot of traffic around there. Lorries park here so the drivers may have seen what happened."He said: "There's often quite a lot of traffic around there. Lorries park here so the drivers may have seen what happened."
Police, who were called to the scenes by motorists who saw the fire, have described the deaths as suspicious.Police, who were called to the scenes by motorists who saw the fire, have described the deaths as suspicious.