Decapitated, dismembered remains of Honduran journalist found in northern Honduras.
Originally published on July 12, 2013
The remains of Honduran journalist Anibal Barrow were found by police at a sugar cane plantation in the country's gang-war ravaged north, police reported. Police found Barrow's belt and bank book in shallow graves on the unkempt plantation. His body had been decapitated and dismembered before being set alight. Police found the burnt torso in a plastic bag in a pond on the plantation premises.
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The remains of Honduran journalist Anibal Barrow were found by police at a sugar cane plantation in the country's gang-war ravaged north, police reported. Police found Barrow's belt and bank book in shallow graves on the unkempt plantation. His body had been decapitated and dismembered before being set alight. Police found the burnt torso in a plastic bag in a pond on the plantation premises.
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