Parts is parts!!
0:02 / 0:30 HYSTERICAL 80's Wendy's Commercial: "Parts is Parts"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_oem9BqUTI
Posted on 08/10/2020 11:39:45 AM PDT by Red Badger
A human body cut into pieces was found inside a suitcase at Baniyatar area of Gongabu in the Capital on Sunday morning.
Police found the body after locals informed them of an unclaimed suitcase in the area.
The head and some other body parts were found about 300 metres from the suitcase, according to Ishwar Karki, superintendent of police at the Metropolitan Crime Division. “Trained dogs were mobilised which recovered the head and some other body parts a bit further from the incident site.”
The body is of a man aged possibly between 35 and 40 years but his identity is yet to be ascertained, Karki said.
A team of officials from the Metropolitan Police Range and the Metropolitan Crime Division has been mobilised for further investigation. Chiefs of the two police units reached the spot to investigate the case, said Karki.
As the identity of the victim remains unknown, police have started looking at complaint reports for clues, said an investigative officer on condition of anonymity.
Preliminary investigation shows that the murder took place at another location while the body was thrown in the area, said the officer.
It has been sent to Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital for an autopsy, according to police.
Every year, thousands of cases of murder are reported to police stations across the country. There has been a steady rise in murder cases in the last five years.
As per the data provided by Nepal Police, 5,172 murder cases were filed in the fiscal year 2014-15. The number rose to 5,367 in 2015-16, and reached 5,904 in 2016-17. In 2017-18, the number of crimes reached 6,405. Murder incidents in the country saw a slight decline in 2018-19, only to rise again to 6,233 in 2018-19.
“Most of the murders reported to Nepal Police were committed by close family members, neighbours, and persons known to victims,” said SSP Sushil Kumar Yadav, spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police Office, Ranipokhari. Illicit affairs, suspicions of infidelity and anger due to financial issues were among the major causes.
The number of murders committed under the influence of drugs and alcohol or due to mental disorders is also significantly high, Yadav said.
Carrion Luggage ping!...............
Just buy a seat next time, buddy.
Dexter?
That sure puts new meaning in "murder case."
Regular Sherlock Holmes those Nepali police are!.............
jeez just pay for the extra seat
Parts is parts!!
0:02 / 0:30 HYSTERICAL 80's Wendy's Commercial: "Parts is Parts"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_oem9BqUTI
I remember that!.................
Post WWI, almost a century ago, somebody in the UK figured out that using a suitcase or two to dispose of a body, taking a train, and not claiming the unmarked luggage was a great idea.
Not only that, the perp’s destination was seasonal seaside destination. So, after the season, the luggage would remain in the little used storage area by the time it might start to stink.
Once the body was discovered, and the media had it in the news cycle for weeks, it spawned a handful of copycats for the next few years.
Brings a new meaning to cut rate travel
Man Todd,
The 1st show of Dexter to me was wild.
I’d Never thought of anyone like that.
I hope the Forensics team likes jigsaw puzzles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe9kKf7SHco&list=PL9B7F4FEB145EF566&index=2&t=0s
Peggy Lee — “Is That All There is?”
There goes the Mt. Everest ascent.
I always pictured Nepal as a very peaceful, serene and pastoral country............
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