More human remains indicating a third victim found on Oldham Mill
Greater Manchester Police have urged anyone with any information to come forward
Specialist officers have discovered further human remains in Bismark House Mill in Oldham that indicate there was a third victim.
The remnants of the Mill was subject to a fire on May 7th, which Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service attended and extinguished over a period of four days.
At that time, it was not believed that anyone was inside the mill.
Demolition workers however, discovered visible human remains months later on July 23rd.
It is believed that four Vietnamese nationals, who were reported missing to GMP on Thursday 21 July 2022, may have been inside.
Detective Superintendent Lewis Hughes, GMP’s Victim Identification lead, said: “I speak on behalf of all involved in this operation when I say that our thoughts are with the potential family members in Vietnam.
"Specially-trained officers have been in direct contact with them and continue to liaise with partner agencies to ensure they are fully updated and supported.
“At the scene, extensive search and recovery work continues to ensure any further remains are respectfully recovered.
Meanwhile, the investigation team is following several lines of enquiry relating to the fire and activities at the mill beforehand.
Any criminal offences identified as part of their investigation will be progressed immediately and appropriately.
“Anyone with information which may assist us should contact Greater Manchester Police or Crimestoppers, anonymously.”
Greater Manchester Police have asked to be contacted via 101, but in an emergency, everyone is encouraged to always dial 999. International callers can contact GMP via +441618725050.
Information can also be submitted in English or Vietnamese via the Major Incident Public Portal.