Body of former councillor found in burnt out car

Published: 7:30AM GMT twenty-four February 2010

Tony Dunn Photo: INS

Tony Dunn was detected at the circle of his car in a forlorn nation line nearby Marlow, Buckinghamshire.

It is believed the 65-year-old had on purpose proposed the fire, that fast engulfed the vehicle.

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Mr Dunn"s hold up was criminialized from domestic hold up for a year in Jun 2008 for abusing his on all sides as Wycombe District and Marlow Town Councillor.

An inquiry, by the Adjudication Panel for England, found that he had used his on all sides as a councillor to try to win capitulation for commercial operation associates" construction plans and had unsuccessful to action with "honesty and integrity."

Two months after being since the low mark Mr Dunn was sacked from Surrey County Council as head of item government and was afterwards barred by The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

Doug Anson, his closest crony and Wycombe District Councillor, said: "You couldn"t get a some-more genuine man. I instruct all people could be as true as Tony Dunn."

However, Mr Dunn had told his crony to area himself from him forward of the choosing since of his shop-worn reputation.

"He was such a clinging family man, a clinging father and father," pronounced Cllr. Anson.

Firefighters were called to a car on glow in Medmenham in the early hours of Saturday morning.

A post mortem hearing found that he died as a outcome of fume transformation and burns.

Thames Valley Police pronounced officers were not treating the genocide as suspicious.

The Adjudication Panel for England found he "totally and, arguably wilfully, ignored" manners by essay to councillors and officers to try to get formulation accede for dual applications for a commercial operation associate.

At the time Mr Dunn told how the consequences had been "enormous" and left him struggling to find work.

He said: "I don"t wish people going around observant Tony Dunn is bent."

Lesley Clarke, personality of the district council, said: "Everyone who knew Tony at the district legislature and I am certain Marlow Town Council will be dumbfounded to sense of his genocide underneath what appears to be comfortless circumstances.

"Our heart goes out to his family at this really unhappy time. I knew Tony well and will miss him greatly.

"He did a lot of great work for the district and Marlow in particular."