Police give update on man found dead in High Wycombe
The police have confirmed that they are treating the death of a High Wycombe man as ‘non-suspicious’ but ‘unexpected’.
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Covering Wycombe Wanderers, the Non League, and other sports in Buckinghamshire. Am also in charge of the Camera Club/Gallery pages.
Covering Wycombe Wanderers, the Non League, and other sports in Buckinghamshire. Am also in charge of the Camera Club/Gallery pages.
The police have confirmed that they are treating the death of a High Wycombe man as ‘non-suspicious’ but ‘unexpected’.
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