Police are asking for the public’s help, after a man’s body was found in the New England region.
Just before midday yesterday, officers were called to a rest area near Goonoo Goonoo Station on the New England Highway, after reports of a concern for welfare.
When they arrived, police found the body a man who is yet to be formally identified, but is believed to be inside a campervan parked at the location.
Several drawers in the van were open, and a generator previously been seen at the site was missing.
Detectives have started an investigation into the incident, to determine whether the man’s death will be treated as suspicious.
Body found in campervan on NSW highway Mystery surrounds a man’s death after his body was discovered in a campervan next to a major NSW highway and near a luxury cattle station.
Crime by Mitchell Van Homrigh
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Subscriber only An investigation into a man s death is underway in the New England region after a body was found in a campervan on the side of the road. Detectives do not know whether the death is suspicious but they noticed drawers within the campervan were open and a generator was missing. Police first went to the rest area near Goonoo Goonoo station, on the New England Highway, near Tamworth, around 11.45am on Monday.
NSW police were called to a rest area near Goonoo Goonoo cattle station on the New England Highway on January 18, and foud a man dead inside an abandoned campervan.
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