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First picture of teenage boy whose severed body parts were found in sports bag

[ad_1] The body found dismembered in a "brutal and savage" Narcos-style killing has been identified as missing teenager Keane Mulready-Woods. The Gardai (Irish police) have blasted "a brutal and savage attack on a child" after Keane's remains were found dumped in a sports bag on a Dublin estate on Monday - before the

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First picture of teenage boy whose severed body parts were found in sports bag

[ad_1] The body found dismembered in a "brutal and savage" Narcos-style killing has been identified as missing teenager Keane Mulready-Woods. The Gardai (Irish police) have blasted "a brutal and savage attack on a child" after Keane's remains were found dumped in a sports bag on a Dublin estate on Monday - before the lad's head was recovered from a burning car today. A spokesman for the Irish Gardai have now said the remains belong to the 17-year-old from Drogheda, Co Louth, north of Dublin on the Dublin-Belfast corridor. He was last seen on Sunday. A spokesman told the Irish Mirror : "Partial body remains have been located in this burnt out vehicle and due to the nature of the incident it will be some time before proper identification can be...

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