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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Overlooking the treeline and modern homes of Poole from Sandbanks across the water. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Overlooking the treeline of Poole from Sandbanks across the water. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Modern homes on Whitecliff Road overlooking Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
The two poisoned oak trees stand leafless in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
A gap in the row of sycamore trees in front of modern new build houses on Turks Lane, where two young sycamores were cut down in the night on 15th February. Whitecliff Harbourside Park, Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
The remaining tree stump of a cut down young sycamore tree, on Turks Lane next to Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Overlooking Whitecliff Harbourside Park from Whitecliff Road through a gap in the row of oak trees running alongside the park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
The two poisoned oak trees overlooking Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
A drill hole used to inject poison one of the two poisoned oak trees in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
A drill hole used to inject poison one of the two poisoned oak trees in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
The two poisoned oak trees in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Modern homes overlooking Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
The two poisoned oak trees stand leafless in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
The two poisoned oak trees stand leafless in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Arboricultural consultant and former senior tree officer for the council Steve Cox stands in Whitecliff Harbourside Park near the two poisoned oak trees. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Arboricultural consultant and former senior tree officer for the council Steve Cox stands in front of the two poisoned oak trees (top left) in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Arboricultural consultant and former senior tree officer for the council Steve Cox stands beside one of the poisoned oak trees in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Poisoned oaks, slain sycamores: who’s behind Britain’s tree murders?
In affluent areas across the UK, unknown assassins are striking. Their weapons? Herbicides and hatchets. Their victims? Once mighty trees. We join the plant detectives on their trail.
Whitecliff Park is the scene of two shocking double murders. Most recently, during the night of 15 February, an attack left two dead on Turks Lane, along the southeastern edge of the park. Six months earlier, two much-loved elderly residents - fine, upstanding pillars of the community - were poisoned to death on Whitecliff Road.
It could have been worse: the victims could have been people. They are - were - trees: two sycamores and a pair of English oaks.
Arboricultural consultant and former senior tree officer for the council Steve Cox examines a drill hole on the poisoned oak trees in Whitecliff Harbourside Park. Poole, Dorset, UK. 20th July 2022.
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Farmers plant rice in A Luoi in Central Vietnam, near "hot spot", located on the former airstrip of a US Special Forces base where the herbicides, including Agent Orange, were stored and highly contaminated by dioxin.
Vietman
Although after being relocated from directly on top of the hot spot by the Vietnamese government in the late 90s, local residents still live as close as 500 meters away from the hot spot.
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by CHI-Photo/Kuni Takahashi / Rex Features ( 1160165b )
A woman washes her face in the stream in A Luoi in Central Vietnam, near "hot spot", located on the former airstrip of a US Special Forces base where the herbicides were stored and it is highly contaminated by dioxin.
Vietman
Although after being relocated from directly on top of the hot spot by the Vietnamese government in the late 90s, local residents still live as close as 500 meters away from the hot spot.
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Vietman
Mandatory Credit: Photo by CHI-Photo/Kuni Takahashi / Rex Features ( 1160165c )
Farmers plant rice in A Luoi in Central Vietnam, near "hot spot", located on the former airstrip of a US Special Forces base where the herbicides, including Agent Orange, were stored and highly contaminated by dioxin.
Vietman
Although after being relocated from directly on top of the hot spot by the Vietnamese government in the late 90s, local residents still live as close as 500 meters away from the hot spot.
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Vietman
Mandatory Credit: Photo by CHI-Photo/Kuni Takahashi / Rex Features ( 1160165b )
A woman washes her face in the stream in A Luoi in Central Vietnam, near "hot spot", located on the former airstrip of a US Special Forces base where the herbicides were stored and it is highly contaminated by dioxin.
Vietman
Although after being relocated from directly on top of the hot spot by the Vietnamese government in the late 90s, local residents still live as close as 500 meters away from the hot spot.
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