Police need help identifying this man after he was found dead outside a church in Halesowen
Police have asked for the public’s help in identifying a man who was found dead outside a disused church in Halesowen. The man’s body was found by the church in Hagley Road at around 2pm on Friday, October 25.
The man, believed to have been in his 50s, had “distinctive tattoos” including Liverpool FC and Bruce Lee designs. He was wearing black trainers, dark-coloured jeans, a grey hoodie, a black bomber jacket and was described as around 5ft 9ins tall, with dark grey hair.
He had last been seen inside Asda in Halesowen at around 5.15pm on October 16. Police said his death was not being treated as suspicious.
A West Midlands Police spokesperson said: “We need your help to identify a man who sadly died in Halesowen. We were called to Hagley Road near a disused church at around 2pm on Friday 25 October after a man was found dead.
The man’s ‘distinctive tattoos
“While there are no suspicious circumstances, we need your help to identify him. We believe the man was in his 50s and was wearing black trainers, dark coloured jeans, a grey hoodie and a black bomber style jacket.
“He was around 5ft 9ins tall with short dark grey hair and was last seen in Asda in Halesowen at around 5.15pm on October 16. The man also had various distinctive tattoos on his arms including a Liverpool FC design.
“We’ve made a number of attempts to identify the man, but have so far been unsuccessful. If you have information, please get in touch via Live Chat or 101 quoting 20/950055/24.”
