Fight between chefs may be behind body parts found on bank of Rhine

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Published Mar 15, 2018

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Cologne - German police have arrested a man in connection with

the discovery of a plastic bag containing body parts on the bank of

the river Rhine in the German city of Cologne around one-and-a-half

years ago.

The suspect, a 36-year-old Chinese man, denies the charges of murder

against him and is currently being held in pre-trial custody.

A fight between chefs at a Chinese restaurant provided the background

for the gruesome case, the public prosecutor's office said on

Thursday.

Investigators accuse the suspect of killing and hiding the body parts

of a 28-year-old male chef he worked with after a row in July 2016 in

Cologne.

The suspect is believed to have told his employer that his colleague

had left to work in another city in Germany.

The headless body was found by children who were playing by the

river.

dpa

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