A Kenya Airways plane landing at Heathrow Airport and dropped a body into a garden in London.
The paper noted that it was suggested the man was a stowaway hidden in the undercarriage of the aircraft.
Police found a bag containing food and clothing at the rear of the left landing gear.
The man’s identity was not disclosed.
Kenya Airways confirmed the incident to local media.
The owner of the garden immediately called the authorities after the body was discovered.
It’s not clear if the man died while in the undercarriage or was killed by the fall.
According to the Star, police in the United Kingdom are in contact with Kenyan authorities to identify the person. No damage was done to the aircraft, and it was cleared for operation.
“A crime scene was put in place but has since been closed,” the agency said. “The death is not being treated as suspicious. Enquiries are underway to establish the full circumstances. At this point, police believe the man was a stowaway and had fallen from the landing gear of an inbound Kenya Airways flight to Heathrow Airport.”
A flight from Nairobi to London takes nearly nine hours.
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