Stuart Everett murder investigation switches to new scene after body parts found at Boggart Hole Clough

A town's park is to shut to the public for a week as part of a murder investigation. Parr Fold Park in Walkden will be locked down from today until next Wednesday.

The operation is linked to the death of Stuart Everett. The 67-year-old is believed to have died at a house in Winton, Salford, at the end of March. A murder probe was triggered when parts of his body were found at Kersal Dale on April 4th.

A search of a north Manchester park and woodland, Boggart Hole Clough, which started on May 16th, led to the discovery of further body parts linked to the same inquiry. That scene was today closed down.

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Parts of Mr Everett's body have now been found in five different locations. Firstly a lower back, buttocks, and thigh were discovered at Kersal Dale in plain sight near a footpath, wrapped in cellophane.

Consequently body parts were found in Chesterfield Close, Winton; Blackleach Reservoir, Walkden, and Colliery Wood at Linnyshaw, and most recently Boggart Hole Clough, but police have not revealed the nature of them.

In a statement GMP said: "Since closing down the scene at Boggart Hole Clough, we have opened up another scene in Parr Fold Park in Worsley, Salford. Using CCTV trawls and speaking to members of the public, we have been able to build a fuller timeline of events that have led to the scene being opened."

Detective Superintendent Lewis Hughes of GMP’s Serious Crime Division and Senior Investigating Officer, said: “We have worked our way through a number of scenes, and this continues to be a big piece of work for us and the scale of this is unprecedented as we push forward with our