The body of a man who was found on Greve D'Azette beach has been formally identified, police say.
He was found by walkers on the morning of 30 December.
Officers today (10 January) say that the man is not connected to the collision at sea or the Pier Road investigations.
His death is being treated as 'unexplained but not thought to be suspicious.'
The family has been informed and has decided to keep his identity private.
Debate over! End of term for Jersey's parliament
Jersey's parliament has sat together for the last time in its current form.
Visitors to pay for A&E treatment
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Jersey RNLI lifeguards respond to 4,000 incidents in 15 years
The RNLI in Jersey is celebrating 15 years of making the island’s beaches safer.
Attempt to block sale of old Social Security building fails
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Havre Des Pas' Allix shipyard gets a makeover
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Independent review to look into Jersey work permit system
Politicians have said the current work permit system exploits the 'already vulnerable status' of seasonal migrant workers.
DFDS cancels Portsmouth sailings after Tarifa Jet incident
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Health Minister brings in hospital 'bed-blocking' charge
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