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Paul Joseph Smith was found dead in a wheelie bin two days after an inquest heard he is believed to have overdosed in a bath
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Paul Joseph Smith was found dead in a wheelie bin two days after an inquest heard he is believed to have overdosed in a bath. Dr Lyall said drowning could not be proved or excluded. Mr Rebello said it was understood there were criminal proceedings ongoing regarding the disposal of the body.
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Paul Joseph Smith was found dead in a wheelie bin two days after an inquest heard he is believed to have overdosed in a bath
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Dr Lyall said drowning could not be proved or excluded.
according to Daily RecordMr Rebello said it was understood there were criminal proceedings ongoing regarding the disposal of the body.
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Paul Joseph Smith was found dead in a wheelie bin two days after an inquest heard he is believed to have overdosed in a bath
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