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- A man was found dead and injured
- His body would have been moved to the park
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A man’s body has been found with burns and other injuries in a local park.
The grim discovery was made at Glennon Park, off Pappas Way, in Nerang, a Gold Coast suburb, at around 6.30am on Tuesday.
Emergency services were called to the scene and found the body of the man, who suffered from multiple injuries.
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A man’s body has been found with burns and other injuries at a local Gold Coast park.
Police said the body had been burned and believed the man had been moved to the park after being killed elsewhere, the Gold Coast Bulletin reported.
Queensland Police officers have established a crime scene in the area and are currently investigating the man’s death.
The man has not been identified.
A Queensland Police spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia that officers were currently carrying out inquiries into the incident and inquiries into the man’s death were ongoing.
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Queensland Police officers are currently investigating the incident and inquiries into the man’s death are ongoing.
Earlier, police were seen setting up a tent next to a junior rugby league as detectives scoured the crime scene for evidence.
Officers were also seen searching the bushes behind the field.
Anyone who noticed suspicious behavior or has information about the incident was asked to contact police.
More soon.
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