COPS have discovered a body in the search for a man who was missing for over two weeks.
Cameron Williams, 27, was last seen walking two weeks ago in the rural Kent village he lived in.
Cameron Williams, 27, was last seen walking in rural Kent
Officers attended Covert Wood, Barham on Sunday, January 18, where a man was pronounced deceased at the scene.
His death is not being treated as suspicious, and a report will be prepared for the coroner.
A CCTV image released by cops on January 7 show him walking in Derringstone Downs, at around 1.15pm on Friday, January 2.
He was believed to be wearing grey tracksuit bottoms with a grey tracksuit-style jumper, black Nike trainers and woolly hat.
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Formal identification has not yet taken place but Cameron’s family have been informed.
Police issued a number of appeals in the search for him, describing him as 5ft 10” with close-cut hair and brown facial stubble.
Efforts to find him since his disappearance have been huge as the search surpassed two weeks since his last sighting.
The force were joined by Kent Search and Rescue to locate him.
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His death is not being treated as suspicious
