Salford murder inquiry after human torso found in woodland
Discussion
Kaelic said:
The scene is huge a full wetland is being fingertip searched and the scene is still on right now 4 days after the torso was found.
It is thought locally that parts of the body may be in the river irwell which flows through the area.
All very grim though and I did love the quote from the ch Super Nintendo saying the victim “could not have survived”
Absolutely not a funny case, but…. Super Nintendo It is thought locally that parts of the body may be in the river irwell which flows through the area.
All very grim though and I did love the quote from the ch Super Nintendo saying the victim “could not have survived”
dundarach said:
My friend grew up on the families pig farm.
He says they always let another know before going in first thing in the morning to 'count the pigs'. If one died in the night, the others would eat it.
He might have been bulls
tting a bit, however I don't fancy counting morning pigs alone!
Saw pigs eat a kitten. Done in seconds. He says they always let another know before going in first thing in the morning to 'count the pigs'. If one died in the night, the others would eat it.
He might have been bulls
tting a bit, however I don't fancy counting morning pigs alone!Dan_1981 said:
An unidentified body... With non survivable Injurys... 
slight understatement.
And an arrest already made.
They either already knew something, or our culprit was a bit lax in the steps he took to avoid detection...
Pessimistic and weak spiriteed reporting. Was just a flesh wound. slight understatement.And an arrest already made.
They either already knew something, or our culprit was a bit lax in the steps he took to avoid detection...
The odd thing about this is that is someone/some people have gone to the effort of disposing of body parts across a relatively wide area, then why did they leave the first parts found about 150 feet from the fence next to a main arterial road into central Manchester, in full view for anyone who looked.
Rich Boy Spanner said:
The odd thing about this is that is someone/some people have gone to the effort of disposing of body parts across a relatively wide area, then why did they leave the first parts found about 150 feet from the fence next to a main arterial road into central Manchester, in full view for anyone who looked.
A warning?Does it depend on area about how wide the coverage is?
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