Hungty ghost just released from hell's prison feed itself w human meat. 地狱刚释放的红毛饿鬼生吃人肉。
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Argoed hotel cannibal murder investigation continues
Murder suspect Matthew Williams died after being arrested
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Investigations are continuing after a woman was murdered in an act of cannibalism and the suspect died after Gwent Police fired a Taser at him.
Matthew Williams, 34, was found attacking the 22-year-old in the Sirhowy Arms Hotel in Argoed, Blackwood - a bed and breakfast for the homeless.
He was shot and arrested at the scene during the early hours of Thursday but later died.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is probing his death.
Gwent Police said Williams was local to the area and the woman was from Blackwood.
The pair are believed to have been in a relationship and the force said it is not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.
'Grotesque'
The property where the murder took place is used as temporary accommodation for homeless people.
IPCC Commissioner for Wales, Jan Williams, said: "I would like to express my sincere condolences to the families of the deceased at this sad and difficult time.
"Our investigators are gathering all relevant evidence to understand the full circumstances of what happened."
Forensic teams have been searching for clues at Sirhowy Arms Hotel in Argoed
BBC Wales reporter Stephen Fairclough in Argoed
People living in the small village of Argoed just north of the town of Blackwood have reacted to the disturbing events at the hotel with shock and disbelief.
The three-storey building where Williams is believed to have murdered the young woman sits in the middle of the village and the centre was a hive of police activity on Thursday as the investigation got under way.
One resident said the murder "is hard to believe in a small, quiet community village like this".
Another described the police scenes as "chaotic" with emergency services vehicles "everywhere".
One woman said: "It's all very upsetting."
Leon Gardiner, a councillor who has lived in the village for more than 80 years, said the killing has "hit the village for six".
Argoed councillor Garry Lewis described the nature of the killing as "grotesque".
Argoed Baptist Chapel secretary June Trace told BBC Wales that the Sirhowy Arms was converted into accommodation for vulnerable people several years ago.
She said it had a "fluctuating population" of people, often aged in their 30s or 40s, who would stay there for a time before moving on.
Despite concerns of some villagers when the plans were first put forward to convert the building, she said there had never been any trouble there.
However, other people living in Argoed said there had been issues at the hostel and police had been called to resolve problems there frequently.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-29947935
Argoed hotel cannibal murder investigation continues
Murder suspect Matthew Williams died after being arrested
Continue reading the main story
Related Stories
Two dead after cannibal attack
Death after Taser fired investigated Watch
'Shock' at two deaths in village Watch
Investigations are continuing after a woman was murdered in an act of cannibalism and the suspect died after Gwent Police fired a Taser at him.
Matthew Williams, 34, was found attacking the 22-year-old in the Sirhowy Arms Hotel in Argoed, Blackwood - a bed and breakfast for the homeless.
He was shot and arrested at the scene during the early hours of Thursday but later died.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is probing his death.
Gwent Police said Williams was local to the area and the woman was from Blackwood.
The pair are believed to have been in a relationship and the force said it is not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.
'Grotesque'
The property where the murder took place is used as temporary accommodation for homeless people.
IPCC Commissioner for Wales, Jan Williams, said: "I would like to express my sincere condolences to the families of the deceased at this sad and difficult time.
"Our investigators are gathering all relevant evidence to understand the full circumstances of what happened."
Forensic teams have been searching for clues at Sirhowy Arms Hotel in Argoed
BBC Wales reporter Stephen Fairclough in Argoed
People living in the small village of Argoed just north of the town of Blackwood have reacted to the disturbing events at the hotel with shock and disbelief.
The three-storey building where Williams is believed to have murdered the young woman sits in the middle of the village and the centre was a hive of police activity on Thursday as the investigation got under way.
One resident said the murder "is hard to believe in a small, quiet community village like this".
Another described the police scenes as "chaotic" with emergency services vehicles "everywhere".
One woman said: "It's all very upsetting."
Leon Gardiner, a councillor who has lived in the village for more than 80 years, said the killing has "hit the village for six".
Argoed councillor Garry Lewis described the nature of the killing as "grotesque".
Argoed Baptist Chapel secretary June Trace told BBC Wales that the Sirhowy Arms was converted into accommodation for vulnerable people several years ago.
She said it had a "fluctuating population" of people, often aged in their 30s or 40s, who would stay there for a time before moving on.
Despite concerns of some villagers when the plans were first put forward to convert the building, she said there had never been any trouble there.
However, other people living in Argoed said there had been issues at the hostel and police had been called to resolve problems there frequently.