*Acetic acid and a red franking ink ribbon
may hold the key to identifying partial human remains discovered in a
Dublin recycling plant at the end of July.
*Acid house of horror: Murder hunt for family who DISSOLVED victims' bodies in baths... then flushed leftover 'sludge' down the loo.
Tests on the body of a man found in a Dublin bin have revealed the man was dipped in some sort of acid before being dumped.
*GARDAI - READ THIS: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2118054/murder-hunt-family-dissolved-victims-bodies-bath-acid--flushed-sludge-loo.html
*MAASTRICHT, Netherlands, March 21 (UPI) -- Prosecutors in the Netherlands said a family cut up the bodies of two men they killed and dissolved their remains in acid before flushing them down the toilet.
*Read more: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2012/03/21/Bodies-of-murder-victims-dissolved-in-acid/UPI-80331332333258/#ixzz3CpPSfNYQ
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The remnants of a spool
of the ink ribbon were found among other material adjacent to the
remains discovered on July 31 at Thornton’s recycling plant, Killeen
Road, Ballyfermot.
The ink ribbon is that used in a SM 26 franking machine. The postmortem examination has determined that the human remains are contaminated with acetic acid.
This chemical, gardaí say, is widely used domestically in vinegar and food preservatives, and industrially in textile printing, dyes, photographic chemicals, pesticides, rubber and plastics. Acetic acid is a toxic chemical with a pungent smell.
For this reason, gardaí have appealed to members of the public who noticed “an unusually strong vinegary smell” adjacent to their place of residence or work environment, during the month of July, to contact them at Ballyfermot Garda station.
Gardaí have established that the remains are those of a European male (nationality and ethnicity unknown), aged 25 to 45, between5’ 8” and 6’ in height, and who had surgery to reduce brain swelling following severe traumatic brain injury.
Gardaí are also appealing for anyone who disposed of, or who has knowledge of anyone disposing of franking ink ribbon in the last week of July to get in contact.
The remains were discovered at the Thornton’s plant during waste separating.
Anyone who can assist with Garda enquiries should contact Ballyfermot Garda Station at 01-6667200 or the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
------------ The ink ribbon is that used in a SM 26 franking machine. The postmortem examination has determined that the human remains are contaminated with acetic acid.
This chemical, gardaí say, is widely used domestically in vinegar and food preservatives, and industrially in textile printing, dyes, photographic chemicals, pesticides, rubber and plastics. Acetic acid is a toxic chemical with a pungent smell.
For this reason, gardaí have appealed to members of the public who noticed “an unusually strong vinegary smell” adjacent to their place of residence or work environment, during the month of July, to contact them at Ballyfermot Garda station.
Gardaí have established that the remains are those of a European male (nationality and ethnicity unknown), aged 25 to 45, between5’ 8” and 6’ in height, and who had surgery to reduce brain swelling following severe traumatic brain injury.
Gardaí are also appealing for anyone who disposed of, or who has knowledge of anyone disposing of franking ink ribbon in the last week of July to get in contact.
The remains were discovered at the Thornton’s plant during waste separating.
Anyone who can assist with Garda enquiries should contact Ballyfermot Garda Station at 01-6667200 or the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.
*Acid house of horror: Murder hunt for family who DISSOLVED victims' bodies in baths... then flushed leftover 'sludge' down the loo.
- (Two members of family of five on the run in South America or perhaps Ireland ? ):
- One victim had throat slashed with icepick and another gunned down in hail of bullets:
- Police called after neighbours notice 'peculiar' smell coming from house:
- Gas masks found where killers used hydrochloric acid to dispose of corpses:
Tests on the body of a man found in a Dublin bin have revealed the man was dipped in some sort of acid before being dumped.
*GARDAI - READ THIS: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2118054/murder-hunt-family-dissolved-victims-bodies-bath-acid--flushed-sludge-loo.html
*MAASTRICHT, Netherlands, March 21 (UPI) -- Prosecutors in the Netherlands said a family cut up the bodies of two men they killed and dissolved their remains in acid before flushing them down the toilet.
The house where the bodies were dismembered was in Germany but the case is being tried in the Netherlands because the accused family is from Holland, The Local reported.
(Authorities arrested the mother and two adult sons of the family but the father and an adult daughter fled and are believed to be in South America).
Prosecutors told a Dutch court the first victim, Alan Gergeri of Iraq, was stabbed to death with an ice pick in 2009.
Authorities searched the family's house across the border in Tuddern, Germany, while investigating the disappearance in 2011 of another Iraqi, Mohammed al Jader.
"When his body was discovered, it had been almost totally dissolved in acid; there was hardly anything left of him," a prosecution spokeswoman said.
"We also found remains of the other man."
The trial of the family is not expected to begin until May 2013.
*Read more: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2012/03/21/Bodies-of-murder-victims-dissolved-in-acid/UPI-80331332333258/#ixzz3CpPSfNYQ
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The remains were found in Thorntons recycling plant in Ballyfermot on July 31.
www.independent.ie/irish-news/mystery-corpse-parts-dissolved-in-acid-30573533.html
Gardaí are still trying to identify the victim who was brutally killed and dismembered, so far they can confirm that the man had undergone neurological brain surgery and was a foreign national.
www.independent.ie/irish-news/mystery-corpse-parts-dissolved-in-acid-30573533.html
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