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Philip Dewey

Papers related to Welshman's axe murder 'discovered in locked cabinet' by Met Police

Documents relating to an investigation into the murder of Welsh private investigator Daniel Morgan have been found in a locked cabinet by the Metropolitan Police. No-one has been brought to justice for his killing.

The body of father-of-two Mr Morgan was found in the car park of the Golden Lion pub in south-east London at around 9.40pm on March 10, 1987. The 37-year-old was found with an axe buried in his head.

Along with his business partner Jonathan Rees, Mr Morgan ran private investigations company Southern Investigations. Following his murder a police investigation was set up but ran into problems after it was revealed one of the officers working on the investigation was found to have been moonlighting for Southern Investigations.

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