POLICE have today released an image of a man they wish to identify after a human placenta was discovered in a park. The grim discovery was made on June 21 in Southampton’s Holly Brook Park ar…
POLICE have today released an image of a man they wish to identify after a human placenta was discovered in a park.Police are hoping to speak to this manOfficers have now released an image of a potential witness they are urgently hoping to speak to.HampshireIt is feared she may have entered the park to give birth and could need medical attention.
“Our number one priority is the welfare of both the mother and child involved, and as such we need anyone with concerns for a girl or woman they know to make contact with us. “We recognise that the mother may be fearful of identifying herself and she needs your help to get the care she and her baby desperately need.
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