It's now beginning to be widely reported as from; 11.am 3rd January 2012 - that a walker found human remains in woodlands on the Royal Family's Sandringham estate.  Yet unlike normal murders, or following the discovery of such ghastly remains, the discovery was kept secret for more than 24 hours or so, - allegedly the delay is due to detectives trying to establish how the remains were found to be located so close to the Royal residence, in Anmer, a small village near King’s Lynn, Cambridgeshire.  A large area of the woodland had been cordoned off.  

Questions are being asked as to; ‘Why wasn’t the media contacted earlier?’ - We understand that some cases of ‘national security’, or when the leaking of such news could hamper an investigation, - that the press are asked to adopt a ‘press blackout’, - though surely in a case such as this, one that is clearly ‘in the public interest’, as someone could quite have easily come forward to say whom they might think the remains belong to, i.e.; “My wife, husband, daughter or son etc. - didn’t come home last night”.    

One resident, who did not want to be named, said: “There is a heavy police presence even 24 hours after the discovery; ....You couldn't get very close to the site.  - ...It is just a stone's throw from the Stud and the Royals' house. It is very close." - Villagers are quite rightly worried, though out of all the royals, then it has to be the 90 year old Duke of Edinburgh, who has the most convincing alibi, as we all know he was taken ill on the 23^rd December 2011, as he was airlifted to hospital from Sandringham and kept under observation for four nights after undergoing the “minimally invasive procedure” of coronary stenting, which was declared a success, the very same thing happened to my father, he waited 2 hours for the ambulance to arrived, they did the stent operation, and he was sent home the next day, and had to pay for a taxi himself, as else he wouldn't have got back home.  - Though due to the police not yet establishing how long the remains had been on the grounds of the Palace, the police of course can’t 100% rule the Duke completely out of the equation.  The area was sealed off by police before they started a detailed search.  No indication of the age or gender of the remains was released. It is not known how long the remains have been there, and Buckingham Palace have said; "...it had no comment to make, as it was a matter for the Norfolk police".

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8988909/Sandringham-Es...