Australian police find human remains in search for kidnapped Sydney granddad

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Australian police find human remains in search for kidnapped Sydney granddad
Kidnapped GrandfatherChris BaghsarianNorth Ryde

SYDNEY, Feb 24 — Australian police said Tuesday they had found human remains in their search for a octogenarian grandfather believed to have been kidnapped in a case of mistaken...

Police have described it as a case of mistaken identity and stressed that neither Baghsarian nor his family have any underworld connections. — Reuters picand enjoy FREE RM10 & when you sign up using code VERSAMM10 with min.

cash of RM100 today! T&Cs apply.SYDNEY, Feb 24 — Australian police said Tuesday they had found human remains in their search for a octogenarian grandfather believed to have been kidnapped in a case of mistaken identity. Chris Baghsarian, 85, was lifted from his home by three intruders in Sydney’s North Ryde suburb on February 13 and has not been seen since. Police have described it as a case of mistaken identity and stressed that neither Baghsarian nor his family have any underworld connections. And the now more than a week-long search on Tuesday yielded the discovery of what are believed to be human remains near a golf club in the suburb of Pitt Town, police said.New South Wales Robbery and Serious Crime Squad Commander Andrew Marks told journalists last Friday that hopes were fading in the hunt for Baghsarian. Court upholds six-year jail term and RM50,000 fine for woman convicted of baby trafficking at Taman Desa hospital in KL

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