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4 decapitated bodies found in car

by Tom Heyden March 4, 2011

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Police are investigating the deaths of four people whose decapitated bodies were found in abandoned cars near Villavicencio in the central Colombian Meta department, Caracol Radio reported Friday.

Authorities do not yet know of the motives or perpetrators of the crime that is said to have occurred at approximately 3AM Friday.

The decapitated victims were two brothers, a cousin and a friend, who were discovered in the trunks of a Toyota and a Mazda.

Forensic tests are already underway in order to shed more light on their fate.

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