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unsolved child murders, cults uncovered and co-author of unsolved murders true crime cases uncovered. new details tonight on a gruesome discovery body parts dumped in St. Clair County.

Pips came into the Sheriff's Department that body parts were found in garbage bags including a head and a torso. It was early January of 2014 when a number of trash bags appeared on several rural routes throughout St. Clair County, Michigan, around 50 miles

northeast of Detroit. Inside the trash bags were the dismembered remains of a man.

The first theory upon discovery was that the

gruesome murder was somehow connected to drugs. However a witness soon came forward

to say that they had witnessed a woman estimated to be in her 60s

hurling the trash bags from her SUV. Nobody, and I mean nobody, could ever fathered the outcome. Upon the

discovery, an investigation was launched to uncover who the deceased man was quote, it was clear was.

It was clear the homicide hadn't taken place where the parts were found, so he had to work fast

to determine who this individual was and where he came from, end quote, said St. Clair County Sheriff, Tim Donaldson.

Six Sheriff's detectives were assigned to the case and the first point of call was to track down any missing person reports from the area.

There were five missing men in the area and now investigators had to determine if the body belonged to one of those five.

Dr. Daniel Spitz, a forensic pathologist who served as the county medical examiner

for both Macomb and St. Clair Count counties, developed a set of fingerprints from the hands that were found in one of the trash bags.

Meanwhile, a witness came forward to inform police that they had seen a white female who was driving a gray or white SUV near one of the dumping sites in broad daylight.

With this information, investigators went to a nearby gas station along Interstate 94 and obtained their CCTV footage which captured the same woman driving past.

Working on the theory that this woman captured the same woman driving past.

Working on the theory that this woman may have been the culprit

who dumped the human remains, police released the CCTV footage

in the hopes that somebody could identify the woman in the SUV. By this

point, Fingerprints had identified the victim as 32-year-old Ramsey Scrivo from

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