Man named after body found in Southwold
THE body of a young man found close to Buss Creek at Southwold has today been formally identified as 19-year-old Daniel Hannant.The teenager's body was found just after 4pm yesterday (March 3) between Mights Road and Blyth Road allotments on the Blyth Road side of the Creek.
THE body of a young man found close to Buss Creek at Southwold has today been formally identified as 19-year-old Daniel Hannant.
The teenager's body was found just after 4pm yesterday (March 3) between Mights Road and Blyth Road allotments on the Blyth Road side of the Creek.
Mr Hannant, from Reydon, was last seen at around 11.30pm on Saturday night (February 28) after he had been on a night out with friends in Southwold.
'As is standard procedure, Mr Hannant's death is currently being treated as unexplained, but at this stage there are not thought to be any suspicious circumstances,' a police spokesman said today.
You may also want to watch:
'A post mortem examination has been carried out this morning (Wednesday) which proved inconclusive and further tests are to be carried out.'
An inquest will also be held in due course.
Most Read
- 1 Projects to restore axed rail routes get £794m boost
- 2 People 'losing patience' with neighbours who flout Covid rules, police say
- 3 Minke whale to be removed from Lowestoft beach
- 4 New outdoor theatre hopes to bring post lockdown performances to the woods
- 5 A life in agony: 27-year-old's daily torture battling constant pain
- 6 Hundreds receive coronavirus vaccine at pharmacy
- 7 Rapid Covid test sites planned for Bury St Edmunds and Lowestoft
- 8 Yellow weather warning for snow in place across region
- 9 Tributes to much-loved Laura, 28, after Covid death
- 10 'Manipulative and scheming' man jailed for child sex offences
