Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, was convicted of murdering his friend Stuart Everett, aged 67, in a violent attack at their shared home in Eccles. After killing Everett, whom friends described as friendly and approachable, Majerkiewicz dismembered the body and disposed of the parts across various parks in Salford. His attempt to conceal the murder included sending birthday cards to relatives, creating a façade of normality. The investigation led to Majerkiewicz being traced after remains were discovered in Kersal Dale nature reserve, bringing the chilling crime to light. A sentencing date is yet to be scheduled.
Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, was found guilty of murdering his friend Stuart Everett, 67, known as Benny, and dismembering his body, which was discovered in Salford parks.
The brutal attack occurred at their shared home in Eccles, sparked deep betrayal since Everett was known as a friendly person who connected well with others.
Majerkiewicz covertly communicated with family members, sending birthday cards to mask the horrific crime he committed, highlighting a stark contrast between his actions and persona.
Police traced Majerkiewicz after parts of Everett's remains were found at Kersal Dale nature reserve, underscoring the investigatory efforts following alarming discoveries.
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