Summary
Police in Coventry, England, found a man dead in a wheelie bin and are trying to identify him. They shared details of his tattoos and believe he was hit by a car before being placed in the bin. Officers are asking for public help to identify the man and find out what happened.
Key Facts
- The man's body was found in a wheelie bin at Cash's Park in Coventry.
- Police think the man was between 40 and 50 years old.
- Officers believe he was hit by a car before being put in the bin.
- The man had unique tattoos: a cross with a snake and the words "little stardust" on his back.
- He also had a tattoo saying "nan" with a clover and Irish flag colors on his right arm.
- Police are working with local council to find out where the bin came from.
- Detective Chief Inspector Phil Poole said they are investigating nonstop and have received several leads from their public appeal.
- Police urge anyone with information, especially about tattoos or car damage, to contact them.
