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Kim Wall: Severed head of Swedish journalist discovered after disappearance on Danish submarine trip Kim Wall: Severed head of Swedish journalist discovered after disappearance on Danish submarine trip
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The head of Swedish journalist Kim Wall has been discovered two months after she disappeared during a submarine trip in Denmark.The head of Swedish journalist Kim Wall has been discovered two months after she disappeared during a submarine trip in Denmark.
Ms Wall, a widely-travelled foreign correspondent, was allegedly murdered aboard a submarine owned by Danish inventor Peter Madsen in August.Ms Wall, a widely-travelled foreign correspondent, was allegedly murdered aboard a submarine owned by Danish inventor Peter Madsen in August.
Divers found her head, legs and clothes inside weighted plastic bags.Divers found her head, legs and clothes inside weighted plastic bags.
Copenhagen police investigator Jens Moeller Jensen said the body parts were found on Friday inside plastic bags, with a knife and "heavy metal pieces" to make them sink, near where Ms Wall's naked, decapitated torso was found in August.Copenhagen police investigator Jens Moeller Jensen said the body parts were found on Friday inside plastic bags, with a knife and "heavy metal pieces" to make them sink, near where Ms Wall's naked, decapitated torso was found in August.
Mr Madsen, who is in pre-trial detention, has said Ms Wall died after being accidentally hit by a heavy hatch in the submarine, but police have said 15 stab wounds were found on the torso found at sea off Copenhagen on 21 August. Mr Madsen, who is in pre-trial detention, has said Ms Wall died after being accidentally hit by a heavy hatch in the submarine, but police have said 15 stab wounds were found on the torso found at sea off Copenhagen on 21 August.
A police spokesman told reporters in Copenhagen that there were no fractures in Wall's cranium.
Ms Wall's arms are still missing.Ms Wall's arms are still missing.
The cause of death has not been established.The cause of death has not been established.