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PETALING JAYA: The headless body of a Malaysian woman has been found by British police in the woodlands of a seaside town 350km from her London home - more than two weeks after she was reported missing. Mee Kuen Chong, 67, was reported missing on Friday (June 11) from Wembley in London, and detectives say her death is being treated as "unexplained", reported the British press, quoting the Devon and Cornwall police. Chong's body, which a police source has confirmed was headless, was found in a woodland Salcombe in Devon on Sunday, reported UK's tabloid newspaper Daily Mirror. The report said t...

Article bookmarked Don't show me this message again✕ Mee Kuen Chong was last seen in Wembley, London, on 10 June (Handout) A headless body found in woodland near the coastal town of Salcombe is that of a missing woman last seen two weeks ago, police have said. Mee Kuen Chong, 67, also known as Deborah, was reported missing to the Metropolitan Police on 11 June, a day after she was last seen in Wembley, London, where she lived. Detectives said “the circumstances around Ms Chong’s death” are being investigated as officers work to establish her movements before she died. A Devon and Co...

A headless body has been found by police in woodland, sparking a huge investigation into the death. Emergency services raced to the scene near the coastal town of Salcombe, Devon on Sunday following reports of a corpse found by a member of the public.  The death is 'unexplained' and a police source has confirmed that the body was found without a head. A large police presence remains in the town days after the discovery with roads surrounding the scene cordoned off. A Special Ops tent has been erected next to the woods as a forensic team continue their investigation.  Emergency services race...

But between June and December 2019, the group were under the careful watch of the police, who made eight visits to the hides, accounting for 2.5kg of cocaine. They also observed members of the group make 30 visits to the hides, estimating the true scale over the months of surveillance to amount to around 5kg of cocaine. The court heard the group operated “relatively closely”to the source of drugs coming into the UK. All four defendants admitted conspiracy to supply a Class A drug. Gregory was also sentenced for two separate charges of possession with intent to supply Class B and...

Jake Gregory ran the operation which saw cocaine stashed in secret locations DRUG dealers who ran a sophisticated drug supply line by hiding thousands of pounds worth of cocaine underground have been locked up for a combined 30 years. Acting under the orders of ring-leader Jake Gregory, 28, Jake Holliday, 26, and William Locke, 23, used discreet underground hiding spots around Colchester to stash cocaine. Ipswich Crown Court heard the group used 44-year-old James Martin’s address in Trinity Street, Halstead, as a base for processing the drugs. The court heard when Martin’s home w...