Woman ‘sexually assaulted' in remote woodland next to industrial estate as cops hunt man in his 30s
WOODLAND HORROR Woman 'sexually assaulted' in remote woodland next to industrial estate as cops hunt man in his 30s
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A WOMAN has been sexually assaulted in a remote area whilst walking along a footpath as cops appeal for witnesses.
The mystery man approached the woman near Rutherford Drive in Wellingborough on 24 May between 3pm and 4pm.
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