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Headless body still unidentified Four-year puzzle of headless body
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Mystery still surrounds the identity and cause of death of a man whose dismembered body was found at a nature reserve more than four years ago.Mystery still surrounds the identity and cause of death of a man whose dismembered body was found at a nature reserve more than four years ago.
An inquest takes place later on the unidentified man, whose body was found by children at the Penrhos reserve in Holyhead, Anglesey, in January 2005. An inquest takes place later on the man, whose body was found by children at the Penrhos reserve in Holyhead, Anglesey, in January 2005.
The man is believed to have been aged 50-70 and living rough in the area.The man is believed to have been aged 50-70 and living rough in the area.
Despite appeals, no-one has come forward with information about the man's identity.Despite appeals, no-one has come forward with information about the man's identity.
The man's torso was found in a derelict building by two boys playing at the reserve. He was thought to have been 5ft 6-8in (1.67-1.72m) tall. The man's torso was found in a derelict building by two boys playing at the reserve. He was thought to have been 5ft 6-8in (1.67-1.72m).
His legs were found in a culvert and the skull was discovered later by police.His legs were found in a culvert and the skull was discovered later by police.
He had been wearing various items of clothing including a green waterproof jacket and a cable knit jumper.He had been wearing various items of clothing including a green waterproof jacket and a cable knit jumper.
The man is believed to have had a light-coloured beard. Most of his teeth were missing.The man is believed to have had a light-coloured beard. Most of his teeth were missing.
The inquest is being held at Llangefni council chambers.The inquest is being held at Llangefni council chambers.
In January, the Missing People charity launched a fresh appeal for information about the man's identity.In January, the Missing People charity launched a fresh appeal for information about the man's identity.
Speaking in January, Teri Blythe, head of Missing People's identification department, said: "In most cases an unidentified person is also a missing person, so it is likely that this man will have family and friends out there who do not know their fate."Speaking in January, Teri Blythe, head of Missing People's identification department, said: "In most cases an unidentified person is also a missing person, so it is likely that this man will have family and friends out there who do not know their fate."
North Wales Police said ahead of the inquest they were not aware of any leads in finding the man's name and circumstances.North Wales Police said ahead of the inquest they were not aware of any leads in finding the man's name and circumstances.