Identity Confirmed: Body Parts Found in Encino Dumpster Belong to Missing Wife of Murder Suspect
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The body parts found in an Encino dumpster have been identified as Mei Haskell, a missing mother of three. Her husband, Samuel Bond Haskell IV, has been charged with her murder and the murder of his in-laws. Haskell hired day laborers to dispose of heavy trash bags from his home, which were later found to contain human body parts. Evidence consistent with a killing and dismemberment was discovered at the couple's residence. Haskell faces life in prison without parole.
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