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Man found dead in a bin behind a Salvos store is identified
Man found dead in a bin behind a Salvos store is identified

Daily Mail​

time2 days ago

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Man found dead in a bin behind a Salvos store is identified

A man who was found dead inside an industrial bin behind a Salvation Army store has been identified. Police were called to the scene in Bellerive, Hobart, at about 9am on Monday after a garbage contractor made the grim discovery. It's understood the bin was located at the end of the driveway behind a hairdressing salon and a Salvation Army Store on Percy Street. The garbage contractor initially thought the body inside the bin was a mannequin display. On Tuesday, detectives have since identified the deceased man as 45-year-old Luke Jon Telega. An autopsy performed on Tuesday revealed Mr Telega had no visible signs of injury. On Tuesday, Detective Inspector David Gill said police were keeping an open-mind as to the circumstances surrounding Mr Telega's death. 'Police continue to maintain an open mind and treat the death as a case of misadventure, or foul play, or a potential combination of both,' Det Insp Gill said. Police released pictures of Mr Telega, with the permission of his family, in a bid for more information about his movements in the lead up to his death. Mr Telega was last seen alive on Saturday at around 10pm when he was visiting his children. 'But there remains a gap in the timeline until the discovery of his body by a garbage contractor on Monday morning,' Det Insp Gill said. Det Insp Gill added people struggling with homelessness are known to frequent the area behind the shops on Percy Street. Mr Telega was known to police and had been homeless for at least several months. It is unclear if he was sleeping inside the bin. Investigators are particularly interested in Mr Telega's movements on Sunday - the 35 hours between when he was last seen and when his body was discovered. 'Detectives have today spoken with members of the public, conducted further door knocking of homes and businesses and reviewed CCTV footage,' Det Insp Gill said.

Police name Luke Jon Telega as man who was found deceased in bin in Hobart
Police name Luke Jon Telega as man who was found deceased in bin in Hobart

ABC News

time3 days ago

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Police name Luke Jon Telega as man who was found deceased in bin in Hobart

A man whose body was found in an industrial-sized bin in Hobart on Monday has been named by Tasmania Police, who are appealing for the public to come forward any information about his movements. The man has been named — with the permission of the man's family — as 45-year-old Luke Jon Telega. On Monday morning, a garbage contractor found the man's body in a large industrial waste bin in the Hobart suburb of Bellerive — telling police he first thought he had discovered a "mannequin". "Mr Telega was last seen alive on Saturday night at 10pm, but there remains a gap in the timeline until the discovery of his body by a garbage contractor on Monday morning," Detective Inspector David Gill said. "Detectives have today spoken with members of the public, conducted further door knocking of homes and businesses, and reviewed CCTV footage." Police returned to Percy Street in Bellerive on Tuesday, where the man's body was found at the rear of a business. "An autopsy was conducted earlier today and details of this will not be released to the public," Detective Inspector Gill said. "However, police have confirmed there were no visible signs of injury. Tasmania Police are asking anyone in the Bellerive and greater Hobart area who has information that could assist police to contact 131 444.

Man's body found in industrial bin
Man's body found in industrial bin

Yahoo

time4 days ago

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Man's body found in industrial bin

A man's body has been discovered inside an industrial bin at a business in Tasmania. Emergency services were called to the premises on Percy St at Bellerive near Hobart about 9am on Monday. A police spokesman said the man's body was discovered at the rear of the premises located on the eastern shore of the Derwent River. 'Detectives and forensic personnel are currently on the scene conducting investigations,' a spokesman said. 'Police have the area contained and there is no danger to the public.' More to come

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