Luton bin body case: Coroner names male victim at inquest opening

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Bedfordshire Police believe the man found dead in the bin on Monday is connected to the death of a woman found at a property on 10 October

A man who was found dead in a bin a week after a woman believed to be his partner died has been named by a coroner at the opening of his inquest.

Adim Baba, 49, who is also known as Mohammad Yasin, died of a head injury on 17 October, Ampthill Coroner's Court heard.

Tabussum Winning, 34, was found dead at her home a week earlier.

Both deaths, which happened on Essex Close, Luton, are being investigated by police as part of a murder inquiry.

Tabussum WinningImage source, Bedfordshire Police
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Tabussum Winning is believed to have been the partner of the man whose body was found in the bin

It is thought Mr Baba and Ms Winning were partners and the 34-year-old had recently given birth.

A man arrested in connection with the deaths remains on police bail.

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