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Ludgershall woods cordon lifted after dog walker found dead

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A black and white family handout of deceased Graham Pennycook wearing glasses and a cap and a long moustache and beard alogside an aerial-view image of the crime scene at the woods in Ludgershall.

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Ludgershall woods cordon lifted as murder investigation continues

Overview

Wiltshire Police have lifted a police cordon in woodland near Ludgershall where 64-year-old dog walker Graham Pennycook was found dead on 24 September. Detectives stated the murder investigation is continuing at pace, with appeals for witnesses, CCTV, dashcam footage, and information regarding potential suspects.

Key points

  • The police cordon in the Ludgershall woodland has been removed following the completion of key forensic examinations.
  • Graham Pennycook, 64, was found dead in woods next to Perham Down polo field on 24 September.
  • Wiltshire Police are treating the death as a murder investigation and continue to appeal for witnesses and footage.
  • Officers are keen to trace anyone who was walking or driving in the surrounding area between 09:00 and 18:00 BST on the relevant date.
  • Mr Pennycook was reported missing after his dog returned home without him.
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