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Published:
June 16, 2009
Man
found in river near Burnham-On-Sea 'had Royal link'
The
body of a middle-aged man found washed up in a river estuary near
Burnham-On-Sea last month had links with the Royal family, it
has been reported in a national newspaper this week.
 The
Daily
Mail reports that David Lowe, pictured, was the husband of
Prince Charles's personal flower arranger.
His
wife, Sarah Champier-Lowe, who works full-time at Highgrove, has
been employed by Prince Charles for 11 years.
Mr
Lowe, 52, was last seen alive in April, and his vehicle was found
abandoned at a service station near the Severn Bridge. His body
was found in a river estuary near Burnham-On-Sea Sailing Club
on Monday May 25th.
Police
sealed off an area around Burnham Sailing Club, as pictured above,
when the body was found at the mouth of the rivers Brue and Parrett.
Police
said they were not treating the discovery as suspicious and West
Somerset Coroner Michael Rose added that the cause of the death
was unascertained.
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