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Mar. 03, 1953 - More remains found at house of Death: In a corner of the rubble strewn garden of the Notting Hill murder house today, digging detectives unearthed remains, believed to be human, and possibly those of a fifth victim of the Rillington place strangler. While police in shirt sleeves dug beneath a bush in the brick walled garden they passed bones and pieces of material to Dr. F.E. Camps, the pathologist. Photo shows Police Superintendent Tom Barratt (left) and his men searching the garden today. Holding cardboard is Chief - Inspection P. Law. Natless and wearing a light raincoat is Home Office pathologist, Dr. Campe
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