Police have established that the human remains discovered near Finglandrigg Wood, off the B5307 outside Carlisle, are to Paul Taylor, a missing man from Annan.
long authorities continue their work at the scene, there will be a police presence in the neighbourhood for a long.
To enable this activity to proceed, people are advised to stay away from the area.
The relatives of Paul has been notified.
Paul Taylor’s murder has already resulted in the charges of two persons.
Jack Crawley, who doesn’t have a known address, is accused of murder. The charge against Marcus Goodfellow, of Greystone Road, Carlisle, is aiding an offender.
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Students dies in school a ‘tragic accident’, says college head
The principal of the kid’s college has called the death of a 17-year-old student who got into trouble in the sea while on a field trip in West Sussex a “tragic accident.”
At about 1:00 pm on Tuesday, someone called emergency services to report worrying for the wellbeing of a teenager who was in the water at a beach in West Wittering, close to Chichester.
The child was visiting the region to celebrate the end of term with a group from west London’s Uxbridge College.
This was a horrible accident that affected everyone involved profoundly. Taking care of everyone impacted is now our top focus.
The student ran into trouble in the sea, and “tragically it was not possible to save them,” according to a college official.
According to Sussex Police, he was evacuated to the hospital and declared dead. His family has been notified.
Principal of Uxbridge College Dylan McTaggart stated: “Everyone here has been greatly impacted by this awful catastrophe. Taking care of everyone impacted is now our top focus.
“We will ensure that our community has staff and professional support available over the coming days and weeks. We have enlisted the assistance of qualified counsellors.”
“We pray for the family and ask that you respect their privacy during this difficult time of losing a child.”
Inspector for Detective Work according to Darren Taylor of Sussex Police, the Health and Safety Executive is on board with the investigation into the incident to ascertain all the facts.
He stated, “I would like to express my sincere condolences to the boy’s loved ones at this heartbreaking time. This was an absolutely tragic incident.”
“We are requesting that anyone with any helpful information get in touch with us via 101 or our website, citing Operation Redhill.”
Before the youngster was transferred to the hospital, emergency personnel and police arrived on the scene promptly, according to a West Wittering Estate spokesman.
The statement read, “We are extremely sorry to inform you that a 17-year-old boy drowned yesterday after encountering trouble in the water.”
