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Man's body found in chimney after office staff report smell Man's body found in chimney after office staff report smell
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A man whose body was found in the chimney of a solicitor's office in Derby has been named by police, as a coroner investigates how he came to be there and for how long.A man whose body was found in the chimney of a solicitor's office in Derby has been named by police, as a coroner investigates how he came to be there and for how long.
Kevin Gough, 42, was discovered after staff reported a smell at Moody and Woolley law firm. Reports suggest he may have been there for about a month after an attempted break-in.Kevin Gough, 42, was discovered after staff reported a smell at Moody and Woolley law firm. Reports suggest he may have been there for about a month after an attempted break-in.
Police are treating the death as unexplained and not suspicious. An inquest was due to open at Derby coroner's court later on Friday.Police are treating the death as unexplained and not suspicious. An inquest was due to open at Derby coroner's court later on Friday.
The body of Gough, of no fixed abode, was removed from the chimney on Wednesday.The body of Gough, of no fixed abode, was removed from the chimney on Wednesday.
Julie Marson, a senior partner at the solicitors, told Sky News: "About a week ago there was a smell, but on Monday flies started to appear and we had the chimney investigated.Julie Marson, a senior partner at the solicitors, told Sky News: "About a week ago there was a smell, but on Monday flies started to appear and we had the chimney investigated.
"We know that someone had made a concerted effort to get into the building, partially dismantling the chimney to use the brickwork to try to force through the roof.""We know that someone had made a concerted effort to get into the building, partially dismantling the chimney to use the brickwork to try to force through the roof."
She added that a builder was called in. "He tried to make an entry into the loft and the smell hit him.She added that a builder was called in. "He tried to make an entry into the loft and the smell hit him.
"We all thought there was probably a dead cat or a pigeon or something in there, but unfortunately it wasn't."We all thought there was probably a dead cat or a pigeon or something in there, but unfortunately it wasn't.
"Most of us are mothers here, we understand somebody is going to have some dreadful news and we all feel it is just such a tragedy because there is nothing in the building worth stealing.""Most of us are mothers here, we understand somebody is going to have some dreadful news and we all feel it is just such a tragedy because there is nothing in the building worth stealing."
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