MAN'S BODY FOUND IN BURNED CAR.
ARREST OF CAR OWNER, (vsnro pbess ibsociatior—r.i xlectsic TSLBOnAFB— COPTSIGHT.) LONDON, November 10. So badly burned that at first even the sex was hardly distinguishable, the body of a man was found in tho smouldering remains of a baby ear near Hardingatone village. The police have arrested the owner of the car, Arthur Alfred Bouse, who protests his innocenee. Sir Bernard Spilsbury, pathologist at the Home Office, examined the charred remains, and throughout England enquiries are proceeding in an endeavour j to establish the identity of the dead man. The only clue bo far is a piece of suit cloth which escaped the fire.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 11
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