Ongoing efforts are being made in the investigation of the demise of an individual whose upper body was discovered in a natural reserve.
Authorities are conducting meticulous and targeted searches in a section of Worsley Woods, close to Salford, in Greater Manchester.
The upper body of Stuart Everett, aged 67, was located in Kersal Dale Wetlands on April 4, with additional remains found at subsequent times that month.
A member of the public found his remains wrapped in transparent plastic.
Michal Jaroslaw Polchowski, aged 68, and Marcin Majerkiewicz, aged 42, both residing in Eccles, have been accused of murder.
They are scheduled to appear in court next month for preliminary proceedings and trial preparation.
The family of Mr. Everett honored him as a “distinct and charming individual” who had a passion for food, gardening, music, and “betting on horses”.
Police officers conducting previous searches at Kersal Dale. Pic: PA
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The Greater Manchester Police (GMP) mentioned that additional searches will be conducted in the upcoming weeks.
A representative for the law enforcement agency stated: “We greatly appreciate your recognition of the extensive effort being put into this matter by the entire department.
“Our commitment, dedication, and focus on the task at hand remain unwavering, exemplified by the diligence and respect shown towards Stuart and his grieving relatives who are struggling to come to terms with the tragic and distressing situation.
“As we have consistently done, we will keep you informed of our advancements, as we all have been emotionally impacted by this case. In the meantime, we kindly request for your continued cooperation by avoiding the specified area as much as possible over the weekend.”
