2nd hand found in LA park where human head found LOS ANGELES (AP) - Police searched for more body parts Wednesday after finding two human hands in the Hollywood hills where a head in a plastic bag was discovered by dog walkers. The first hand was discovered in Bronson Canyon as dozens of police officers, including homicide investigators, combed the brush along a winding trail a few miles below the Hollywood sign. A coroner's cadaver dog found it about 50 yards from where the head was discovered on Tuesday afternoon, the Los Angeles Times (http://lat.ms/xWFSjT) reported. Details weren't immediately available on where the second hand was found later Tuesday afternoon, or what condition it was in. The remains are believed to have come from the same man, but police are still working to confirm that through testing. Wild animals in the park may have some other body parts, police Cmdr. Andrew Smith said. The head of a man in his 40s, 50s or 60s was found about a half-mile inside the gated canyon road, which is part of the vast Griffith Park. One of the dogs ran into the brush and came out carrying a plastic grocery bag. As the dogs shook the plastic grocery bag the severed human head fell out of the bag and onto the ground. Smith told KCBS-TV (http://cbsloc.al/wnadpt). The man may have been killed elsewhere in recent days and his body dumped in the park, Smith said. A paved road winds around picnic areas and a children's playground before connecting with a trail that eventually winds up near the Hollywood sign.