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Say hi to Bahsid.  The boy shit and pissed his pants.

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NEW YORK � A 23-year-old man charged with killing and 
dismembering his mother appeared in court Thursday dressed in a 
garbage bag, and said he�d done nothing wrong.

Bahsid McLean was charged with murder, hindering prosecution and 
criminal possession of a weapon. According to a criminal 
complaint, he stabbed Tanya Byrd and then cut up her body with 
help from an accomplice, William Harris, 26.

Byrd, a 45-year-old home health aide, was last seen alive 
Monday. Her remains were found a day later stuffed in four 
plastic garbage bags and scattered along four blocks, police 
said.

�I didn�t do anything wrong,� McLean said during court.

McLean�s attorney for the arraignment, Jerry Iannece, said his 
client wore the bizarre covering because he had been urinating 
on himself. His shorts he had been wearing were soaked through, 
so court personnel gave him the trash bag to wear, Iannece said.

Iannece said his client was off his medication, but didn�t say 
what type. McLean was held without bail, was placed on suicide 
watch in protective custody and was undergoing a psychiatric 
evaluation.

�Everybody�s innocent until proven guilty,� Iannece said. 
�Obviously this is a troubling case, but we will investigate and 
defend it thoroughly.�

Police said they have surveillance footage of the two men at a 
hardware store at about 7:30 p.m. Monday where they bought a saw 
and trash bags, then headed back to the Bronx apartment McLean 
shared with his mother. At about 9:30 p.m. they were caught on 
surveillance footage lugging bags believed to be the remains, 
police said.

Witnesses told police an SUV dropped the bags off Monday night 
or early Tuesday.

A man walking his dog came upon one of the bags early Tuesday in 
a trash pile on a street in the Melrose section of the Bronx 
after the dog sniffed it out.

Inside a duffel bag was a heavy-duty plastic garbage bag with 
the woman�s bloodied leg. Police then found the three other bags 
and their macabre contents, including the victim�s head, part of 
her torso and other limbs.

McLean later reported his mother missing, police said. Medical 
examiners determined that Byrd died from a stab wound to the 
neck and officially ruled the death a homicide.

A blade was discovered in the apartment McLean shared with his 
mother, and a saw was found in Harris� home, police said.

Byrd�s family said she had wanted her son out of the house, and 
there was speculation that he had been abusing her other child, 
authorities said.

The young man had several arrests, including one for assaulting 
two police officers in Brooklyn in 2010. His father, James, told 
the Daily News that he did destructive things. �He set fires. 
Nobody could control him,� the father said.

McLean and Harris were first arrested on charges of unlawfully 
dissecting a human body and hindering prosecution. Each man 
initially implicated the other the killing, authorities said. 
The murder charge was later added for McLean.

Harris was arraigned on charges of criminal possession of stolen 
property and drug possession. He was held without bail. A 
message left for his attorney wasn�t immediately returned.

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charges-they-cut-up-nyc-woman-whose-remains-were-found-in-trash-
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