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David

Christopher

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At

approximately

midday

on

the

l&

July

2003,

at

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request

of

Thames

\Jalley

Police,

ttended

the

scene

of

a

suspiciousdeathnear

Longworth,

Oxfordshire

as

logged

into

theoutercordon

of

the

scene

at

1200hisapproached

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innercordon

viaa

farm

track

and

field

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waslogged

into

this

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by

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JonnSharpley

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sage

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was

givenbrief

backgroundinformation

by

Mr

Schollar,

these

beingthatthe

eceased

wasbelieved

to

be

Dr

David

Christopher

Kelly,

date

of

birth’

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understand

that

the

deceased,

a

Ministry

of

Defence

adviser,had

been

reportedmissing

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approximately

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7

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John

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to

mm

immediate

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the

deceased,

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a

middle-aged,

Caucasian

man

appearing

the

staled

age

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was

lyingon

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head

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acket

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