Clocaenog Forest Man

[3][4] It was dark and Mark was using a torch to look for firewood in the woods when he found a skull on the forest floor and after a closer inspection realised it was human.

[6] A local officer attended the scene and concluded that the brothers had found the fully decomposed remains of a human male.

[8] The remains were found close to one of the Clocaenog sections of the rally and near to Pentre-llyn-Cymmer and Llyn Brenig.

[9] Moore later claimed that Clocaenog Forest Man was found in "exactly the same place" as Edward Carthy.

[2] Biologists and forensic anthropologists gathered samples and evidence from the undergrowth in an attempt to date the body.

[2] On 26 September 2016, police released images showing how the man could have looked when he was alive at the ages of 50, 60 and 70 on the BBC Crimewatch programme.

[4] In March 2017, the police confirmed that they had been contacted by, and met with, serial killer Peter Moore following his claims that he knew the identity of Clocaenog Forest Man.

[10] Moore did not disclose the victim's name but Daily Post journalists identified a Roger Evans of Bradeley near Stoke-on-Trent who disappeared on 16 January 1996, aged 46, during his first year at Aberystwyth University.

[10] In October 2017, police support officers and race marshals distributed leaflets to attendees of the 2017 Wales Rally GB.