Four questioned over missing Marine

Thursday 28 September 1995 23:02 BST

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British detectives on the Falkland Islands were yesterday given a further 36 hours to question four men about the disappearance of Alan Addis, a 19-year-old Royal Marine, on the islands 15 years ago.

They are being held in special custody facilities set up at Mount Pleasant police station by officers from Devon and Cornwall police, who flew out to re-open the case at the request of the Falklands force.

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