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Jose Marques died from unexplained injuries after being found in Rowley Lane.
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Jose Marques died on January 16, three days after being discovered with unexplained injuries in Rowley Lane. A community effort has since raised £4,778 to support his family with funeral and memorial costs, as well as other financial burdens following his unexpected passing. The fundraiser description highlighted Mr. Marques as a kind, dependable, and genuine person who made a lasting impact on those around him.
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Hertsmere CID is investigating the circumstances surrounding Mr. Marques' injuries. He was found in the road on January 13, initially appearing uninjured, but was later hospitalised with broken and fractured bones. Detective Sergeant Colin Knowles stated that officers are keen to speak with anyone who was in Rowley Lane between 4:15pm and 4:45pm on January 13, particularly those with dash cam footage. Information can be reported online, by calling 101, or anonymously via Crimestoppers, quoting crime reference number 477 of 13 January.
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