A murder investigation has been launched after the discovery of a woman's body on the royal family's estate in Sandringham.
Norfolk police said they did not yet know the identity of the woman, whose remains were found in a copse by a member of the public on New Year's Day.
Police have said that the body had been at that site for between a month and four months.
The area was sealed off as forensic officers carried out a detailed examination of the area.
A spokesman said: "The pathologist believes it is highly unlikely the death was through natural causes. There is no evidence of accidental injury, damage due to firearms or bladed weapon. [Guardian]
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