Body found in river in search for man who vanished nearly 2 years ago | UK | News

According to the police, an organ in search of a 34 -year -old man who disappeared about two years ago was discovered.

Dean Hill from Newbury, West Berkshire, reportedly lost in November 2023. On Wednesday, Thames Valley police officers took a corpse from the river in the Hambridge region of West Berkshire.

The force said that the official identity has not yet realized, but they believe it was Dean.

Police said that his death is currently treated as an unexplained thing. They added that Coroner was informed.

Detective Inspector Stuart Street Streeter said: “Unfortunately, the calls from a public member, followed by the calls, saved a body from the water that we believe to be missing.”

He continued: “Our thoughts are aware of the discovery, Mr. Hill stays with his family. Currently, death cannot be explained and forensic medicine was informed.”

Thames Valley police spokesman said: “Yesterday (23/7) Thames Valley police officers, West Berkshire’s Hambridge region saved a body.

“The official identity has not yet been realized, but we believe Dean Hill is missing from Newbury. Dean was reported to be missing in November 2023.”

This week, a body was discovered during the search for a woman who lost after she started running early.

38 -year -old Rachel Booth was observed on Friday before being seen five miles away from the Sandiway Garage on the A556 road by relatives in the Barnton region of Northwich.

Rachel at BP Petrol Station bought milk and wine at 3:50 after running late at night at CCTV.

Officers believed that Delamere might have gone to the Oakmere region, and the inhabitants announced that they were increasingly worried about their welfare for reporting that they started to throw grass on an elevator while they were “troubled”.

This afternoon, the Cheshire police confirmed that they had discovered a body.