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Quote:Forensic teams search undergrowth in murder probe after body of woman in her 40s was foundDaily Mail:
dumped next to slip road on A3 in Surrey as two men are arrested
*Woman's body was found by a member of the public near A3 slip road, Guildford
*Surrey Police have said she is yet to be identified but is thought to be in her 40s
*Two men were arrested on Tuesday evening in connection with the investigation
'Police forensic teams today carried out a finger tips search in undergrowth as part of the investigation
into the murder of a woman in her 40s whose body was found dumped next to a slip road out of Guildford.
Teams of officers used rakes and spiked tools to delve through the grass and hedges alongside the
northbound slip road of the A3 in Surrey. The road remained closed to traffic as the teams methodically
worked their way from the entrance off the A320 Woking Road to where the body was found on Monday
afternoon by a member of the public.
Forensic markers were placed around the scene as the uniformed officers carried out their search.
Police do not believe the woman was killed at the scene. Two men have been arrested in connection
with the murder inquiry.
Surrey police said the woman, who is said to be in her 40s, has not been formally identified.
While there are CCTV cameras on the A3 road there are not thought to be any on the northbound slip road
that would have captured the body being dumped by the side of the road...'
Quote:Man, 28, is arrested for raping woman in a layby when she went to check on empty child car seatMail Again:
'that he had left there as bait'
*Man, 28, has been arrested after woman was raped in layby on A4 on August 15
*The victim had pulled over in the layby to check on an empty child's car seat
*Police believe the empty car seat had been placed in the stopping area as 'bait'
*The suspect is currently being questioned and 'remains in custody', police said
'A man has been arrested after a woman was raped in a layby while checking on an empty child's
car seat that the attacker had allegedly put there as 'bait', police said.
The victim was abused on the A4 in Thatcham, Berkshire, after stopping to check on an empty car seat,
which detectives believe was placed in the stopping area as 'bait'. The terrifying assault happened at
around 11.30pm on August 15 and Thames Valley Police sealed off the layby to search for DNA and other
clues following the attack.
A 28-year-old man, from Bracknell, has now been detained for suspected rape, Thames Valley Police
confirmed on Tuesday. A police spokesman said the suspect, who is believed to have been a stranger
to the victim, is currently being questioned and 'remains in custody at this time'.
The sex attacker allegedly pounced when her car slowed to a stop in the layby just before midnight on the
A4, two miles from the Duchess of Cambridge's childhood home in Bucklebury. Just a short distance from
the A4 layby is the junction where drivers turn off to pass along a country lane to arrive in Upper Bucklebury.
Police previously said the rape had caused understandable 'anxiety' in the area but added that 'such offences
are extremely rare'. Although the A4 has occasional street lighting, the layby is surrounded by open countryside
and fields and woods, where it is unlikely the cries for help of anyone being attacked would be heard.
Investigating officer Detective Inspector Alice Broad said: 'We are continuing our investigation following this
deeply concerning incident. 'There are a significant number of enquiries ongoing, one of which has led to the
arrest of a man on suspicion of rape.
'The victim was driving on the A4 before the offence occurred.
'She stopped her vehicle at the scene because she saw a child's car seat in a layby and was concerned there
might be a child at risk because the car seat was empty.' The victim, whose age has not been revealed, is
being supported by specially-trained officers...'
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