Boruch Dayan HaEmes - Leiby Kletzky A"H

The dismembered body of a missing 9-year-old Hasidic boy has been found at two locations in Brooklyn and police early today arrested a Kensington man in connection with the slaying, sources tell The Post.

Body parts stuffed in a suitcase were found in a Dumpster at 20th Street and Fourth Avenue early this morning and more remains were the suspect's home 2 miles away, and police believe the body is Leibby Kletzky, who disappeared Monday while on his way to meet his parents.
Police stormed a Kensington home just before 4 a.m. and arrested a 35-year-old man who told cops where to find the body, sources said. He is currently being held at the 67th Precinct; Investigators tracked him down by tracing credit-card purchases and through video surveillance footage.

Body parts stuffed in a suitcase were found hidden in the Dumpster, and more were found at the suspect's home at Avenue C and and East Second Avenue. State Assemblyman Dov Hikind said called it "a very brutal murder." A witness said cops stormed the home on East Second Street between 3:30 and 4 a.m., and brought out a handcuffed man who had a small beard and was wearing a triangular cap. A gold car that may be the one Kltezky was last seen entering was found at the home, and investigators were seen going over the vehicle inch by inch.

The "angleic" 9-year-old vanished Monday after getting lost while walking alone for the first time from his Borough Park day camp and then following a man down a busy street in the tight-knit Hasidic community, sparking a desperate search that included the FBI. He was last seen on surveillance video around 45th Street and Dahill Road walking behind a bearded man in a white shirt and dark pants.

NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly speaks to reporters about the discovery of the likely remains of missing Brooklyn 8-year-old Leibby Kletzky, and evidence that led to the arrest of 35-year-old Levi Aron for the boy's murder.