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MELBOURNE, Oct 9 AAP - A clay bust resembling a mystery man murdered almost two years ago has been created by police. Victoria Police hope the re-creation will help them identify the man who was found dead in Park Orchards, on Melbourne's outer eastern edge, in January last year. Homicide detectives have worked with the Criminal Identification Squad and the University of Melbourne to produce the clay sculpture and photographs of discount tiffany money clip unidentified man. The body had probably been in the park for up to four weeks before it was found by a retired police officer out walking his dog on Friday, January 2, 2009, at about 8pm. The body was found concealed under tree branches on a vacant lot on North
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