“Mei Haskell Identified as Victim in Encino Dumpster Body Parts Case: Husband Charged with Murder”

Accident – Death – Obituary News : Authorities in Encino have confirmed that the body parts found inside a dumpster earlier this month belong to Mei Haskell, a missing Tarzana woman. Mei’s husband, Samuel Bond Haskell, has been charged with her murder, as well as the murders of her parents, Yanxiang Wang and Gaoshen Li, who have yet to be located.

The gruesome discovery was made on November 8, two days after Mei and her children were last seen. Mei’s remains were found inside several trash bags that had been discarded in the dumpster. Despite speculation about the identity of the body parts, they have now been officially identified as Mei Haskell’s. The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner has classified her cause of death as “deferred”.

Samuel Bond Haskell was arrested just days after the discovery of the body parts. He was charged with the three murders on November 13 and, if convicted, could face life in prison without the possibility of parole. His initial court appearance took place on December 8, but the arraignment was postponed until January 12. Haskell is currently being held without bail.

The Haskell family resided in Tarzana, specifically in the 4100 block of Coldstream Terrace. Mei and Samuel had three children, who have since been located and are now in the care of their extended family, according to law enforcement officials.

Prosecutors allege that Haskell hired day laborers to remove the bags filled with body parts. However, once the laborers realized what they were handling, they abandoned the task. Video footage reportedly shows Haskell dumping the bags into the dumpster from the back of his Tesla.

The investigation into Mei Haskell’s murder and the whereabouts of her parents is ongoing. Law enforcement agencies are working diligently to piece together the events leading up to these tragic deaths. Due to the sensitive nature of the case, further details have not been released at this time.

This article was written by Dean Fioresi, a web producer at KCAL News in Los Angeles. Fioresi specializes in covering breaking news in Southern California. In addition to local events, he also covers sports and entertainment topics..