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Two men have been remanded in custody by magistrates charged with the murder of a 59-year-old in Norfolk more than eight years ago.

Jan Hogan's body was found at his flat in Basil Drive, Downham Market on 23 May 2010.

Lester Aisthorpe, 58, of Basil Drive, Downham Market and Steven Louro, 42, of South Lynn Plain, King’s Lynn, were charged with murder and perverting the course of justice on Thursday.

They appeared at Norwich magistrates earlier and are due before Norwich Crown Court on Monday.

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The 30-year-old was supervising a learner when he was stopped, say police.

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It is thought to be up to 20 years old and been hidden on a river bed.

The body of Jan Hogan, 59, was discovered in his flat in Downham Market in May 2010.

The gang was responsible for stealing more than £2m of goods from 250 properties.

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"Prolific" criminal gang targeted homes and businesses across five counties in the east of England.