A painstaking search of a derelict mill Oldham where the partial remains of four Vietnamese men were found has now ended after almost six months, police have revealed.
Detectives said they were 'satisfied there is no realistic prospect of recovering any further human remains or objects of significance' at the site.
After the blaze broke out at Bismark House Mill on Bower Street, Oldham, on May 7 last year, police confirmed a search for missing potential victims had been launched, but it wasn't until July 23 that demolition workers at the mill found human remains.
