California cops led a suspect — shrouded by the cover of night and a bed sheet — into custody in connection to this week’s horrifying discovery of a macabre suitcase.  An anonymous tipster pointed San Francisco Police investigators to the Sala Burton Manor apartments where two men were detained Friday night, police said.  Wednesday’s gruesome find of a dismembered human torso stashed in a suitcase and more parts in a garbage can led police on the hunt for those responsible. The body parts were found less than a mile from the apartments.  The tipster said he recognized the scraggly man, identified as 59-year-old Mark Andrus, caught on grainy surveillance footage Wednesday.  The video shows Andrus near Goodwill after the roller was dumped amid garbage. He was named a person of interest Friday before his arrest Saturday on murder charges.  He was dubbed a possible transient by police, originally from Missoula, Mont., the San Francisco Chronicle reported.  Relatives in Spokane, Wash. said he had problems with law enforcement in past years, but hadn’t seen him in at least 20 years.  His sister-in-law had simple words upon learning of his arrest: “Oh Lord, oh my God. That’s horrible,” the Chronicle wrote.  Though police have recovered most of the victim’s parts, his head, lower arms and hands are still missing. He has not been identified pending a DNA test.  Police briefly detained a second man sans bed sheet Friday night, but he was released.  It’s not known why Andrus was covered in a bed sheet.  ON A MOBILE DEVICE? CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO.
A man was detained Friday night in connection with a suitcase found in downtown San Francisco stuffed with human remains, authorities said.