British police seek help in tracing dead Irish man's family

Police in the UK appealed to the public today to help them trace the next of kin of an Irish man who died in Manchester.

Wed, 22 Nov, 2006 - 16:34

Police in the UK appealed to the public today to help them trace the next of kin of an Irish man who died in Manchester.

David Jones, 32, also known as Nathanial David Jones, was found dead at his home address on Allingham Street in Longsight in the city on Saturday, November 18.

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Courts Heathrow Place: UK Place: Manchester Place: Allingham Street Place: Cork Place: Dundalk Place: Tameside Place: Urmston Place: Dublin Person: David Jones Person: Nathanial David Jones Person: Jones Person: David Person: Julie Person: Josh Organisation: Greater Manchester Police

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