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A son has been charged with the murder of his father following the discovery of human remains at the family home in Buckinghamshire.A son has been charged with the murder of his father following the discovery of human remains at the family home in Buckinghamshire.
Samuel Alexander, 70, of Drayton Parslow, Buckinghamshire, has not been seen since August.Samuel Alexander, 70, of Drayton Parslow, Buckinghamshire, has not been seen since August.
Police began a search of his Prospect Close house and garden on Tuesday and excavated human remains on Wednesday.Police began a search of his Prospect Close house and garden on Tuesday and excavated human remains on Wednesday.
Mark Alexander, 22, of Fleet Street, London, is due to appear before Aylesbury magistrates later. Mark Alexander, 22, of Fleet Street, London, was remanded in custody by magistrates in Aylesbury.
He will appear at Reading Crown Court on Monday.
He has also been charged with two offences of committing acts tending to pervert the course of justice and one of obstructing the coroner.He has also been charged with two offences of committing acts tending to pervert the course of justice and one of obstructing the coroner.
Still examining garden
Mr Alexander had previously been arrested and bailed on suspicion of murder.
His father, a retired university lecturer, was originally from Egypt and was also known as Sami Yacoub El-Kayoubi.His father, a retired university lecturer, was originally from Egypt and was also known as Sami Yacoub El-Kayoubi.
Det Ch Insp Joe Kidman, senior investigating officer, said: "There will be a post-mortem examination today [Friday]. Det Ch Insp Joe Kidman, senior investigating officer, said a post-mortem examination was being carried out and forensic tests were still going on at the property.
"Forensic scientific identification of the remains found at 2 Prospect Close is an ongoing element of the investigation.
"We will be examining the house and garden with forensic science experts for some time to come and I thank the local residents for their understanding."