Human remains found in field near March confirmed to belong to missing woman Julie Buckley

Human remains discovered in a field near March last week have been confirmed to belong to Julie Buckley - following a post-mortem examination.

Officers from the major crime unit launched a murder investigation earlier this year after 55 year-old Julie failed to turn up to appointments.

Karl Hutchings, 48, admitted to her murder at Cambridge Crown Court last week. He is due in court on 24 October for a preliminary hearing.

Detective Chief Inspector Richard Stott said: “Julie’s family have been made aware of the post-mortem results, which were inconclusive on the cause of death, and are being supported by specially trained officers.

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Julie Buckley

"Our thoughts are with them at this very difficult time.”

As reported by the Peterborough Telegraph on Friday, the remains were discovered in a field off Blue Lane, Wimblington.

Detectives investigating the murder received information from Mr Hutchings defence team about a potential burial site in the area, and following searches, found the remains.

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