Murder Investigation Launched After Man Found Dead in Caravan, Shocking Small Rural Community
COPS have launched a murder probe after a man was found dead inside a caravan in a tiny rural village. The tight-knit community has been left “shocked” and “fri...
COPS have launched a murder probe after a man was found dead inside a caravan in a tiny rural village.
The tight-knit community has been left “shocked” and “frightened” by the death in the quaint countryside.
A man was found dead in a caravan in Bromeswell, Suffolk Credit: East Anglia News Service
Cops have nicked a 31-year-old man on suspicion of murder Credit: East Anglia News Service
Emergency services were called to a static home in Bromeswell – near Ipswich – at 12.52am on August 29.
A 31-year-old man was arrested later that day on suspicion of murder.
The incident has left residents in the secluded village stunned, with one describing it as “frightening”.
Kevan McCormack told the East Anglian Daily Times : “It’s a worry. You don’t expect that in a place like this. It’s just a surprise more than anything else.”
Michael Allum said: “When I heard the , I thought: ‘We can’t have had a murder in our village.'”
Another neighbour, who did not want to be named, said: “It’s awful, you don’t expect that to happen in a tiny village, it’s frightening and a shock.”
Another resident said it was “sad to hear” and they were “shocked” that it had happened in “peaceful Bromeswell”.
Pictures from the scene show tape surrounding the caravan, while washing can still be seen hanging on a nearby line.
The caravan is one of only a few located in a field near a farm.
Police said the death was being treated as an isolated incident and that the two men were known to each other.
A Suffolk Police spokesperson said: “This is being treated as an isolated incident, and the two men are understood to have been known to each other.
“A post-mortem is scheduled to take place in due course.”
The remains at an early stage.
Cops are now appealing for witnesses or anyone with information to come forward.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Suffolk Police, quoting reference 37/51176/26.
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