Paris city workers discovered the dismembered lower torso of a woman in a bag in a popular park in the northeast of the French capital on Monday, security sources said.
PARIS, France –
The gruesome discovery was made in a wooded area of the Buttes-Chaumont park, a popular spot for families and joggers in the 19th district of Paris, leading police to open a murder inquiry.The mayor of the 19th district, François Dagnaud confirmed that it was park workers who had found the remains.The news comes four months after the abduction and murder of a 12-year-old girl caused shock and outrage in Paris.
The victim was sexually assaulted and murdered after school in a crime branded as “evil” by President Emmanuel Macron. The case kicked off a fierce political row because the alleged killer was a mentally disturbed Algerian woman who was in France illegally and the subject of an expulsion order.
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