DISMEMBERED BODY
EVIDENCE OF MURDER.
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LONDON, March 21.
The “Daily Herald” says that Sir Bernard Spilsbury is convinced that the human legs lately • found at the Waterloo railway station belonged to the headless male torso, with legs severed close to the body, and a hand missing, which was discovered in a canal near Brentford, on the line between Hounslow and Waterloo.
Sir B. Spilsbury said he believed that the victim was stabbed to death about one month ago.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 March 1935, Page 2
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