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 Los Angeles police said Thursday night that there had been no arrests made in connection with the body parts discovered near the Hollywood sign 
  
  
  
 The remarks were contained in a statement sent to the media by the Los Angeles Police Department. 
  
  
  
 Detectives were flooded with calls after CBS Los Angeles reported that an arrest had been made. The station later said that someone was questioned in connection with the case. 
  
  
  
 Earlier Thursday, police served several search warrants in connection with the severed body parts discovered over the last few days near the Hollywood sign. 
  
 LAPD sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the case was ongoing, said the investigation was progressing but declined to provide further details. 
  
  
  
 The search began Tuesday afternoon, when dog walkers discovered a severed head in the park after they noticed their dogs playing with a plastic bag and went to inspect it. The head was inside. 
  
 On Wednesday, with the help of specially trained cadaver dogs, police found two hands and two feet. 
  
 Authorities believe the victim was killed within a day or two of the discovery of the head. They believed the hands were in good enough condition and were attempting to obtain fingerprints to identify the victim. 
  
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 Photo: LAPD officers gather near the area where body parts were found by the Hollywood sign. Credit: Al Seib/Los Angeles Times. ||||| On Tuesday afternoon, on a hiking trail in Hollywood Hills, a pair of female dogwalkers stumbled across the severed head of a middle-aged man. Two of their dogs had been playing with a plastic bag, they told the LAPD. Inside was a human head. 
  
 At some point before the police arrived, a woman posed for pictures with the head. In at least one photo, she is smiling. 
  
 At least, that's what a prominent Hollywood photo agency says. They are trying to sell those pictures. They don't have a buyer, yet, but the asking price is $5000. 
  
 The discovery of the head launched a massive search for the rest of the body or clues about its origins, the Los Angeles Times reported. For two days, LAPD helicopters circled Bronson Canyon Park, hilly home to the city's iconic HOLLYWOOD sign. Crime scene investigators combed the brush; police on horseback fanned out across the terrain. Professional "cadaver dogs" took over the task two amateur dogs had started, snuffling through the brush for human remains. 
  
 They found a hand first. 
  
 Then another hand. 
  
 Then two feet. 
  
 According to the Times, the new body parts were not in bags. The LAPD opened a homicide case and theorized that the man had been killed elsewhere, then cut into pieces and dumped in the park. In conversations with the press, police authorities speculated that wild animals could have devoured or moved other remains. 
  
 After the discovery of the victim's feet, I received an email from a representative from a Hollywood photo agency that usually sells paparazzi shots of starlets climbing out of limos. On this day they were peddling pictures of the severed head. Eight pictures, to be exact, "including a pic of the lady whose dog found the head (and she's smiling)," the agency said. [Update: Dogwalker denies posing.] For a $5000 fee, Gawker could have a 24-hour web exclusive on the photos. After a day had passed, the agency would be allowed to sell them to other news outlets. "There's been a lot of interest," the representative noted. 
  
 According to the agency, the images originated on the cellphone of "a guy on the trail who had a phone—the lady didn't have a phone so she asked him to borrow his." 
  
 I asked the photo agency how they got into business with this morbid citizen journalist—had he reached out to them?—but the agency refused to give details unless we were willing to pay for those, too. 
  
 We offered $42. They declined. 
  
 And so, with the LAPD still hunting for the deceased man's torso and killer, we joined the hunt for a news outlet willing to pay for the grisly photos. 
  
 "[W]ouldn't run it. Don't want it," said David Perel, executive vice president of RadarOnline. 
  
 New York Post features editor Stephen Lynch bluntly said in an email that their paper would pay "nothing" for it. "Try Brian Williams," his message said. 
  
 "Let me ask. Good quality?" said New York Daily News gossip columnist Frank DiGiacomo. They were cellphone pictures from the scene of discovery, I told him. He directed me to NYDN's photo editor, who has yet to respond. 
  
 "We don't buy/use stuff like that," said William Bastone, editor of The Smoking Gun, an outlet that published Michael Jackson's autopsy photos. "I'd be more interested in doing something on the ghoul who tried to get Harvey Levin to (once again) open TMZ's bulging wallet." 
  
 TMZ didn't respond to our request for comment. Neither did editors at the National Enquirer, The Daily Mail, or The New York Daily News. 
  
 One person, however, was willing to name a price. 
  
 "For exclusive images? $3k or more," said Fred Mwangaguhunga, founder and editor of Media Takeout. 
  
 We reached out to the LAPD for more information about the case and cellphone photos, but they have not returned our call. We wonder if the LAPD plans to offer a cash reward for clues about the case. By our estimation, $5,001 should do it. 
  
 UPDATE, 4PM EST: The dogwalker has been found. Her name is Lauren Kornberg, and at first she thought the head was a Hollywood prop, and that she didn't pose with the head. 
  
 UPDATE, Jan 20: Kornberg says she didn't pose with the head, but perhaps the hikers who called 911 for her did. 
  
 [Image by Jim Cooke] |||||
Student:
A photo agency that usually sells paparazzi shots is trying to sell photos of the severed head found near the Hollywood sign earlier this week. One of the dogwalkers who found the head posed for photos with it and is smiling in at least one of them, reports Gawker, which declined to pay the agency $5,000 for the pictures and, after calling around, found that RadarOnline, the Smoking Gun, and the New York Post weren't interested either. The photo agency says the photos came from the cell phone of "a guy on the trail who had a phone—the lady didn't have a phone so she asked him to borrow his." Police say selling the photos isn't a crime, although they may speak to the phone's owner, the Los Angeles Times reports. Two hands and two feet were found by officers searching the area and police are investigating whether the grisly Hollywood finds are a match for a torso found near Tucson last week.