An inquest in Suffolk has ruled that an unidentified man found with mummified remains in the River Stour was unlawfully killed. In August 2020, a dog walker discovered weighted black bin bags in the river at Sudbury. The bags contained human remains described as two mummified legs and feet and two mummified arms without hands. Authorities were unable to identify the man at the time of discovery, and the investigation continued until the conclusion of the inquest. The court’s finding states that the death was unlawful, but the reports do not specify the cause of death or any alleged circumstances behind it. The case remains focused on determining who the man was and how and when he died, following the discovery of the remains in the river and subsequent inquest proceedings.