Police Find Remains, Investigate Possible Link to Canadian Porn Actor Image Credit: Montreal Police/AP Photo Canadian police have found what appears to be the remains of a human head in Montreal and are investigating whether it belongs to the missing Chinese student who they allege was dismembered by a Canadian porn actor, according to a police source who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Sunday. Luka Magnotta is accused of murdering, mutilating and eating his lover, Jun Lin, and mailing the body parts to political parties and schools in Canada. Lin's head is the only missing body part unaccounted for. His alleged victim, Lin, was last seen May 24 and was reported missing to the Chinese consulate May 29, according to the Montreal Police Department. Investigators made their way to Park Angrignon Sunday after receiving a tip, Montreal police spokeswoman Anie Lemieux told ABC News. The park is located a few miles from Magnotta's apartment. It will take a few days to confirm whether what police found is a human head. Magnotta, 29, was arrested June 4 in a Berlin Internet café, days after police believe he videotaped the murder of Lin, mutilated his body and mailed his hands and feet to government offices and schools. A janitor discovered Lin's torso behind Magnotta's apartment building May 29. Magnotta was extradited back to Canada June 18. Magnotta, charged with first-degree murder, was for a time considered a priority fugitive by Interpol. He did not fight extradition and quickly admitted his identity when confronted by police in Germany, telling them, "OK, you got me." Magnotta, who has appeared in adult films, has previously posted videos of his torturing animals.