Three individuals have been apprehended under suspicion of committing murder following the discovery of a deceased individual inside a wheelie bin. West Midlands Police reported that law enforcement was notified by a member of the public who found the body in a bin at Cash’s Park off Daimler Road in Coventry at 5 pm on Friday. The deceased individual is estimated to have been aged between 40 and 50. A male and female in their 40s along with a male in his 20s were taken into custody overnight in Blackpool. Investigations are underway to formally identify the deceased individual and determine the cause of death.

Detective Chief Inspector Phil Poole, representing the force’s Major Crime Unit, stated, “Following the initiation of our inquiry over the weekend, we have conducted several arrests overnight. These individuals are currently being held in custody as we strive to piece together the events leading to this incident. We appreciate the information provided by those who have reached out thus far. We urge anyone with additional details regarding the incident to come forward and assist our investigation.”

The police disclosed details about the tattoos found on the deceased man on Sunday. He possessed a tattoo on his back depicting a cross entwined with a snake labeled “Little Stardust.” Additionally, on his right arm, he had a tattoo that read “nan,” featuring a clover and the colors of the Irish flag.

Individuals with relevant information are urged to contact West Midlands Police on 101, citing log 4148 of March 13. The police have also activated the Major Incident Public Portal, where individuals can submit images and videos as part of the investigation.