Devon and Cornwall crime commissioner sorry for multiple bodies claim | Police and crime commissioners

A police and criminal commissioner apologized for claiming that more than one human remains were discovered at the center of a murder investigation in Woodland in Cornwall.

Alison Hernandez, Devon and Cornwall said that at a meeting of the police and crime panel, there were “dead bodies ve in the Sticker near St Austell and how exactly the investigations continued to establish.

Devon and Cornwall said that a man’s body was rescued from the forest and there was no other residue.

Police and judicial experts have been conducting comprehensive investigations in forests since the discovery of the body of 43 -year -old Daniel Coleman.

39 -year -old James Desborough is accused of killing Coleman from St Austell between 2 June and 7 July. Next month he returned before Truro Crown Court.

Hernandez said on Friday evening: ım I answered an operational question in the police and crime panel while trying to help, but I was not exactly up to date of the facts of the investigation.

“I apologize for any alarm that may cause this. Police have operational priority on these issues.”

Devon and Cornwall police and Det Supt Jon Bancroft said: “Currently, three separate murder investigations are being organized in the Cornwall area.

“Currently, all these investigations have supervision and I can confirm that they are not believed to be independent of each other and are not believed to be connected.

“Categorically, I can categorically say that Daniel Coleman only saved the ruins that are believed to be from a forested area in the extraction.”

The police also explores the discovery of the body of 50 -year -old Lee Hockey, who was in separate forested areas between Truro and Probus on July 1.

On July 22, a third murder investigation continues after a deadly fire on a housing property in Newquay.

The body of a man in his 30s was found on the property and a 33 -year -old man was arrested on suspicion of murder.