Renewed investigation into Clocaenog Forest murder case
The North Wales Police Major Crime Review Team is renewing its investigation into the murder of an unidentified man whose remains were discovered in Clocaenog Forest, Conwy, in November 2015.
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The North Wales Police Major Crime Review Team is renewing its investigation into the murder of an unidentified man whose remains were discovered in Clocaenog Forest, Conwy, in November 2015.
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