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The gruesome discovery had happened by chance when a man, drawing water from a well to wash his car, had stumbled across the suspicious remains after his bucket slipped down into the well. Once the water, eight to 10 feet deep, had been drained, four plastic bags came to light, three of which were partly hidden under a mound of stones.  The first bag contained a badly fractured human skull, fragmented into 28 pieces, along with a sledgehammer.  The other bags revealed other human bones, some attached to ‘soap-like’ tissue.  A first autopsy had proved inconclusive, and local experts had consulted a well-known English pathologist, Ian West, who subsequently participated in a second autopsy on November 20.

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