IT IS more than four months since a dog walker discovered two bodies in an area of farmland, but their heartbroken families today still have unanswered questions about how they died.

The bodies of John Parsons, 46, and Davina Hamilton, 42, were discovered in Newbourne Road in Waldringfield at about 7.25am on Friday, December 16.

Their bodies were found lying next to a grey Mitsubushi car at Howes Farm – just metres from Mr Parsons’ home address in Lugano Avenue, Martlesham.

Police carried out toxicology tests after post-mortem examinations proved inconclusive and failed to establish a cause of death.

But after more than four months of waiting, the families are still waiting to learn how their loved ones died.

Today, a spokesman for Suffolk police said there was no time frame for when officers expected to get the results.

In the weeks following their deaths, officers said they were keeping an “open mind” about the case and were looking at all possibilities.

On March 10, The Ipswich Star revealed the results from the toxicology tests had been passed to a Home Office pathologist where they were set to be reviewed.

The police spokesman added: “We are currently waiting for forensic reports and following these we will be speaking again with the families.”

The Star previously revealed that Ms Hamilton, a mother of one from the Whitton estate who was also known as Davinia, had been in a relationship with Mr Parsons until it ended a couple of weeks before the pair were found dead.

It is also understood that Ms Hamilton had moved out of Mr Parsons’ house the day before tragedy struck.

Friends of Ms Hamilton have previously described her as a “vibrant, energetic individual”.

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