Police discover body in search for missing teenager, 18, in overgrown garden of his own home TWO MONTHS after he was reported missing Student Miller Redpath, 18 went missing from his home ten weeks ago His mother Anastasia has been appealing for information on her son Police found unidentified body in the family's 'overgrown' back garden Missing: Miller Redpath, 18, above, vanished from his home on August 13, sparking the police investigation which led to the discovery of the body yesterday A decomposed body has been found in the back garden of the home of a public schoolboy who went missing ten weeks ago. Police officers searching for Miller Redpath, 18, found the corpse, which is yet to be identified, lying in the 'overgrown' yard at the rear of his family's house. Suffolk police are yet to confirm if it was the first time they had searched the house. The public schoolboy, who was waiting on his A-Level results, was last seen alive when his widowed mother Anastasia Miller went to wake him early on August 13, but found him 'grumpy' and left him in bed. She has been searching for her son ever since, issuing a string of public appeals on local radio and in newspapers. Ms Miller, an accountant who runs a real estate agency in Eastern Europe, also distributed posters declaring her son missing. Police confirmed that a body was found at around 1.10pm on Thursday in the 'overgrown rear garden' at the house where he lived with his mother in Wenhaston near Southwold, Suffolk. The death is being treated as unexplained by police who have cordoned off the the garden while it is examined by scenes of crimes officers, making a forensic search for clues. Officers have refused to confirm if they believe the body is that of the teenager and are not saying if the remains are believed to male or female. Miller was said to be thinking about going to university in London after taking A Levels at co-educational Langley School in Loddon, Norfolk, which has annual day fees of £12,555. Grim discovery: Officers found the body in the rear garden of Miller's home in Wenhaston, Suffolk, above Plea: Miller's mother has been appealing for any information on her son's whereabouts since his disappearance ten weeks ago Ms Miller last saw her son when she went to wake him on August 13 as they had planned to attend a sunrise Christian service on Southwold beach as part of the resort's Scripture Union Beach Mission week. But she went alone as the teenager was 'grumpy' when she went to wake him and there was no sign of him when she returned home. She revealed last week that she was not immediately concerned as he had a habit of 'making unannounced departures'. Investigation: Police were searching the house as part of the missing person investigation But she began to worry when he failed to pick up his A Level results two days later, particularly as he had not taken his passport, bank cards, phone charger, a jacket or any money. Suffolk Police only announced he was missing on Wednesday last week, saying it was believed he had left the house 'of his own free will', but there were 'concerns for his well-being'. Ms Miller made a public appeal for her son to get in touch last week, saying he had not used his bank account since his disappearance. She added: 'I'm really worried about your safety and well being and I just hope that everything's okay Ambitious: Miller was said to be thinking about going to university in London after taking A Levels at co-educational Langley School in Loddon, Norfolk 'If you're in trouble in anyway, just remember there's very little that can't be sorted out with some good will, negotiation and a humble heart. 'You're certainly not in any trouble with me, I just need you to get in touch.' Ms Miller trawled the streets of Ipswich and Norwich, looking for any sign of her son and speaking to homeless people to ask if they had seen him. She said: 'I realised he hadn't taken his phone charger, his passport, any money, bank cards or his jacket and thought it was almost as if he intended to come back shortly but that something had gone horribly wrong. Appeal: Miller's mother Anastasia, has led the search for her son, issuing appeals in the local media 'I can't even describe what it feels like. There's a cold dark place in my heart that I've got to keep pushing back so that I can focus on the hope that he's alive and we'll see him again.' Miller was described as white, around 6ft tall, with brown curly hair, possibly dark coloured facial hair, a tattoo of a Celtic cross inside his left ankle and multiple left ear piercings. A Suffolk Police spokesman said: 'We are currently looking into the circumstances surrounding the death of a person following the discovery of a body in Wenhaston. 'An officer attended an address in Wenhaston at approximately 1.10pm on Thursday and a person's body was found in an overgrown rear garden. As is standard procedure the death will be treated as unexplained at this stage. 'An investigation will now take place to establish the circumstances surrounding the deceased person's death and to try to establish their identity. Officers are currently in attendance at the address and an area has been cordoned off whilst enquiries continue.