'Thought it felt heavy': man's gruesome find
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When he collected the bin and wheeled it over to his side of the street, he realised something wasn't right. Then he lifted the lid.
When he collected the bin and wheeled it over to his side of the street, he realised something wasn't right. Then he lifted the lid.
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