Man Sentenced to Life for Gruesome Murder and Dismemberment of Housemate in Salford

Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, will serve a minimum of 34 years for the premeditated killing of Stuart Everett, 67, whose remains were scattered across Greater Manchester.

Marcin Majerkiewicz was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 34 years at Manchester Crown Court on March 28, 2025.
He killed his housemate Stuart Everett in March 2024, bludgeoning him with a hammer before dismembering the body into 27 pieces.
Majerkiewicz disposed of Everett’s remains in 19 locations across Salford and Manchester, with only 30% of the body recovered despite extensive police searches.
Driven by financial motives, Majerkiewicz murdered Everett to steal money to pay off debts and attempted to cover up the crime by cleaning the scene and deceiving Everett’s family.
The case highlights the emotional toll on Everett’s family, who described him as a kind and endearing man, and the challenges faced by investigators in recovering remains.