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Friday, November 20, 1998 Published at 00:43 GMT

Body parts search widened


Body parts search widened
Police investigating the death of a man whose leg and body parts were found dumped in two carrier bags, are extending the search to three more sites.

The leg and intestines of Bradford restaurant owner Nissar Ahmed, 34, were found a few days ago by an off-duty policewoman walking her dog in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.

Officers said on Thursday that they had found more remains at Lepton near Huddersfield and Holme near HolmFirth.


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They also believe that other body parts have been hidden at Copley near Huddersfield, and at West Vale and Elland near Halifax, bringing the total number of sites to six.

Detectives said the searches would be carried out on Friday and that forensic tests were being conducted to determine whether the most recent remains found also belonged to Mr Ahmed.

Mr Ahmed, from the West Bowling area of Bradford, was identified by his family by a circular scar just above the ankle.

A white bin liner containing the leg from a pair of denim jeans was found near the place where Mr Ahmed's leg was discovered.

Police said the remains had been thrown there with no attempt made to conceal them.

Officers have been granted an extension to continue questioning a 25-year-old man in connection with the murder. He is being questioned at Dewsbury police station.


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