Mossley death: John Belfield wanted on suspicion of murder
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John Belfield is being sought by police on suspicion of murdering Thomas Campbell
Police are appealing to find a "dangerous individual" who is wanted on suspicion of murdering a 38-year-old man who was found dead in his home.
Thomas Campbell's body was discovered by officers in the Mossley area of Tameside, Greater Manchester on 3 July.
John Belfield, 28, who is from Openshaw in Manchester has links to Lancashire but could be anywhere in the country, police said.
People are urged not to approach him but to contact the force immediately.
Three people have previously been charged in connection with Mr Campbell's death.
Mr Belfield is from Openshaw in Manchester but has links to Lancashire, police say
Greater Manchester Police said: "We are actively seeking [Mr Belfield's] arrest and ask that anyone with information about his whereabouts contacts us immediately.
"Anyone who knows Mr Belfield, and may be withholding information, is reminded that assisting a suspect can lead to a prison sentence of up to 10 years."
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