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Tilehurst man found in woodland named

Published 30 May 2012 12:30 Print

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A TILEHURST man found dead in a West Berkshire woodland just hours after he was reported missing has been named as David Hobley.

Police searching in Hampstead Norreys found the 49-year-old's body on Wednesday at 3.30pm - roughly two hours after he was reported missing by his wife Ruth who told officers she suspected where he might be.

Police are not treating his death with suspicion and the matter has been handed to Berkshire coroner Peter Bedford, who will decide whether to hold an inquest.

Send your tributes to lroutledge@berksmedia.co.uk

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