Man found dead in wheelie bin named
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Police identify body found in Coventry wheelie bin as 37-year-old Thomas Niven.
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Police have identified the man found dead in a wheelie bin at Cash's Park in Coventry as 37-year-old Thomas Niven. The body was discovered at the Coventry location, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances of his death. The identification marks a significant step in the inquiry as authorities work to determine how Niven died and establish a timeline of events. Investigators will now focus on gathering evidence and statements from potential witnesses who may have information about the discovery or the days leading up to it. The case remains ongoing as police continue their inquiries into the death.
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