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Why is this article called "Cheltenham torso mystery", when the body was found in the River Severn at Haw Bridge near Tewkesbury and - whilst it is strongly suspected that the body was of a Cheltonian - the identity of the dead man are officially unknown? Was the case widely reported as the "Cheltenham torso mystery" at the time? If not, would a better title not be Haw Bridge torso mystery or River Severn torso mystery? --kingboyk (talk) 02:26, 19 March 2020 (UTC)Reply
