The investigation continues
Police will remain at the field in Sutton-in-Ashfield as part of the investigation into human remains found at the site. Nottinghamshire Police first arrived at the scene in Coxmoor Road on April 26, and officers said they expected to remain at the scene for seven days.
Forensic and DNA work is still being carried out so that formal identification can be made, with a senior officer stating nothing suggested the remains were archaeological. Superintendent for the County, Claire Rukas, said: “We know that the public will be eager to know what has happened and who this person is.“At this time there is nothing to indicate that this is an archaeological find but until further tests are carried out we are not going to be able to say anything further.
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