Police confirm body found north of Brisbane was hacked and set alight but have no name and no leads HACKED, dumped and set alight. Police still have no leads on the discovery of a man's body north of Brisbane late last week. A police spokesman said officers were yet to identify the man whose headless torso was found on fire at Cedar Pocket on Thursday night. The site was scoured yesterday but the search failed to reveal a weapon or further human remains. Central Regional Crime Co-ordinator Detective Acting Superintendent Darrin Shadlow confirmed the man's body was missing a number of body parts, including his head. "I can now confirm the head was removed from the body," he said. In addition, the man also had several other parts of his body severed. In an appeal for further public assistance Detective Acting Superintendent Darrin Shadlow asked anyone who was driving on Cedar Pocket Rd to contact police. "As part of our investigation, we are trying to account for every vehicle that was on Cedar Pocket Rd between 5pm and 7pm on Thursday night," he said. If you were in the area, we are asking if you could please contact us, whether you saw anything suspicious or not. We are interested in hearing from you - you may have information you don't realise could be vital to our investigation. Land and water search efforts were competed last night and are not expected to resume. Anyone who was in the area on Thursday night, or who may have information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.