Britain Today.

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Here's a story that is really the tip of a large iceberg. The simple logic omitted from the story should tell you more.
Access to commercial properties -especially a bank premises, is difficult unless those in official positions on Councils
and in Estate Agents felt comfortable in allowing assumingly-perspective customers to enter these properties.
Hence the comment from the Police that this a 'complex' case.

An initial search shows that the Commercial Street mentioned is not in Bradford, but in the small town of Batley,
eight miles away from Bradford.

Maybe there's something in the photograph that The Sun newspaper shows that could've provided a clue?!!
Here's mine taken from Google maps.

Two women charged in murder probe after missing man, 29, found dead in wall cavity of old bank

'Two women have been charged after a man was found dead in the wall cavity of an old bank, sparking a murder probe.
A total of four people have been charged in connection with the kidnap and killing of Asghar Badshah, who was snatched
from a street in Bradford in November 2019

His body was then found on December 29 of that year at a former bank on Commercial Street in the city.
Police made three arrests related to his murder in Bradford and one in Surrey on Thursday.



Qaisar Shah, 36, Sabbah Shahmuradi, 36, Sobia Syed, 37, and Zaban Syed, 60, are all set to appear at Leeds Magistrates
Court today. Shah, from Bradford, has been charged with murder, conspiracy to kidnap and conspiracy to possess criminal
property.

Meanwhile, Shahmurad, from French's Wells in Woking, has been charged with murder and conspiracy to kidnap.
Sobia Syed and Zaban Syed, both from Bradford, have been charged with conspiracy to possess criminal property, police
said.

Detective Chief Inspector Heather Whoriskey said: "A major policing investigation has been underway into Mr Badshah’s
kidnap and murder since 2019. “We are continuing to follow a number of active lines of enquiry in what has been a long
running and complex case. “I want to reiterate that we very much are still appealing for information, and I would ask anyone
who has information who has not yet come forward to contact the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team on 101, referencing
Operation Plumeham...'

The Sun:

But at least The Daily Mail got name of the town correct!