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Body found by police searching for missing couple Body found by police in woodland in missing couple search
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Police searching for a missing couple have found a body in woodland in a Suffolk village near where they live.Police searching for a missing couple have found a body in woodland in a Suffolk village near where they live.
Officers were contacted at 07:15 BST on Friday by a woman who reported concern for Peter and Sylvia Stuart, of Weybread, near Diss, who had not been seen since 28 May.Officers were contacted at 07:15 BST on Friday by a woman who reported concern for Peter and Sylvia Stuart, of Weybread, near Diss, who had not been seen since 28 May.
Police searched their Mill Lane home and the surrounding area. The body was found at 19:15. Their Mill Lane home and the surrounding area were searched and the body, believed to be Peter Stuart, was found at 19:15.
The death is being treated as suspicious. Police have launched a murder inquiry.
Det Ch Supt Simon Parkes, from Suffolk Police, said: "While the body is still to be formally identified, we have spoken to Mr and Mrs Stuart's next of kin. Det Ch Supt Simon Parkes, from Suffolk Police, said; "We are treating this as a murder inquiry and as a missing person investigation as we continue to search for Sylvia.
"We will be working to gather evidence at the scene and through further inquiries. "We are currently carrying out a number of inquiries to find out exactly what has happened and would continue to ask anyone with information to come forward.
"We would ask anyone who may have been in the area over the past seven days to get in touch with us immediately, as you may have information that can help." "We are particularly keen to speak to anyone who may have seen anything suspicious in this area of Weybread between Saturday 28 May and today and would ask anyone who can help to call us."