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A police officer who saw the body of dog walker has told a murder trial he thought he had been attacked by his own pet because of the "strange" injuries.
Peter Wrighton, 83, was found dead in a woodland near East Harling, Norfolk, in August with neck and throat wounds.
Norfolk Police PC Andrew London told a court he had "never seen anything like" Mr Wrighton's injuries.
Alexander Palmer, 24, admits being in the area at the time of the attack but denies murdering Mr Wrighton.
Earlier in the trial at Nottingham Crown Court, prosecutor Stephen Spence said Mr Palmer told medical professionals a voice in his head called "Little Alex" instructed him to harm or kill people and had a "grudge against dog walkers".
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-43147587