Salford murder inquiry after human torso found in woodland

[rjfp1962]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-6...

[Mobile Chicane]

Gross.

I'm presuming the head is easier to toss in a river somewhere, the limbs easier to butcher, and perhaps eat?

Once the meat is off, what's to distinguish a human humerus / radius / ulna / fibula / tibia from any other animal bone. To the untrained eye of course.

[rjfp1962]

Mobile Chicane said:

Gross.

I'm presuming the head is easier to toss in a river somewhere, the limbs easier to butcher, and perhaps eat?

Once the meat is off, what's to distinguish a human humerus / radius / ulna / fibula / tibia from any other animal bone. To the untrained eye of course.

No idea on the answer to you questions, but is certainly gross in every respect....

[Gecko1978]

rjfp1962 said:

Mobile Chicane said:

Gross.

I'm presuming the head is easier to toss in a river somewhere, the limbs easier to butcher, and perhaps eat?

Once the meat is off, what's to distinguish a human humerus / radius / ulna / fibula / tibia from any other animal bone. To the untrained eye of course.

No idea on the answer to you questions, but is certainly gross in every respect....

Why are we suggesting the arms an legs were eaten ffs

[Gareth79]

At first I assumed that the other parts had been removed by animals, but another article said police believe the torso had only been there 24-36 hours.

[gotoPzero]

1 x arrest made.

[sugerbear]

Gecko1978 said:

rjfp1962 said:

Mobile Chicane said:

Gross.

I'm presuming the head is easier to toss in a river somewhere, the limbs easier to butcher, and perhaps eat?

Once the meat is off, what's to distinguish a human humerus / radius / ulna / fibula / tibia from any other animal bone. To the untrained eye of course.

No idea on the answer to you questions, but is certainly gross in every respect....

Why are we suggesting the arms an legs were eaten ffs

I assume because it fits with some peoples perceptions (bias) of certain cultures (i.e a ritual killing).

[rjfp1962]

An arrest of a man in his 20's has been made....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-6...

[BoRED S2upid]

Mobile Chicane said:

Gross.

I'm presuming the head is easier to toss in a river somewhere, the limbs easier to butcher, and perhaps eat?

Once the meat is off, what's to distinguish a human humerus / radius / ulna / fibula / tibia from any other animal bone. To the untrained eye of course.

Pigs. They will eat everything.

[spikeyhead]

BoRED S2upid said:

Pigs. They will eat everything.

The easiest way to move a body...

[andySC]

spikeyhead said:

BoRED S2upid said:

Pigs. They will eat everything.

The easiest way to move a body...

They go through bone like butter.

[RSTurboPaul]

andySC said:

spikeyhead said:

BoRED S2upid said:

Pigs. They will eat everything.

The easiest way to move a body...

They go through bone like butter.

Is this that bricktop character from Layer Cake or Snatch or whatever that film was?

It genuinely scares me that people like that are out there in the world.

[Caddyshack]

I read that it is best to freeze the body and then pass it through Chipper before feeding to the pigs, I believe this is what the crims did as described in the book ‘Judas pig"

[spikeyhead]

RSTurboPaul said:

andySC said:

spikeyhead said:

BoRED S2upid said:

Pigs. They will eat everything.

The easiest way to move a body...

They go through bone like butter.

Is this that bricktop character from Layer Cake or Snatch or whatever that film was?

It genuinely scares me that people like that are out there in the world.

I grew up in Luton, met many such characters, a few of which actually knew what they were talking about.

[RSTurboPaul]

spikeyhead said:

RSTurboPaul said:

andySC said:

spikeyhead said:

BoRED S2upid said:

Pigs. They will eat everything.

The easiest way to move a body...

They go through bone like butter.

Is this that bricktop character from Layer Cake or Snatch or whatever that film was?

It genuinely scares me that people like that are out there in the world.

I grew up in Luton, met many such characters, a few of which actually knew what they were talking about.

I think I am lucky to not quite understand what sort of upbringing gets a person on that path / to that point in life.

[hidetheelephants]

Caddyshack said:

I read that it is best to freeze the body and then pass it through Chipper before feeding to the pigs, I believe this is what the crims did as described in the book ‘Judas pig"

Something similar was alleged to have happened to Arlene Fraser.

[Dan_1981]

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...

[fly by wire]

RSTurboPaul said:

Is this that bricktop character from Layer Cake or Snatch or whatever that film was?

It genuinely scares me that people like that are out there in the world.

Snatch.

It was a film, not a fking documentary

[Kaelic]

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”

[Gecko1978]

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”

I also liked the Super Nintendo but was in reality more a Sega fan boy