Sadism, alcohol and violent explosions: this extremely dangerous mixture turned a Pole into a murderous serial killer. After the two bloody crimes in the Danube metropolis, the European gene databases “glow”.
Andrzej Wojciech M., 50, is currently at the top of the list of European researchers. Since then, the murderous drifter in the northern Danube metropolis has first killed a 74-year-old pharmacist and then stabbed a young 31-year-old mother in two burglaries within nine days of the new year.
Because the double murderer from Poland is a serial offender who had already left his criminal mark in 23 crimes – from theft to assault and robbery – in Germany. And: Andrzej Wojciech M. was prone to violence even before the two horrific bloody acts. Just before the turn of the year, the ticking time bomb exploded. The homeless man took his sadism out first on his dog with a steel collar and then on his girlfriend, whom he beat up. After she reported him and left, all inhibitions finally fell over the illegal submarine.
Crime scene chaos, sheer lust to kill
His pent-up anger, coupled with alcohol, led him to set fire to an empty house first. Until ex-pharmacy room chairman Heinrich Burggasser became the first accidental victim of the killer on New Year’s Eve. But M. was not interested in valuables: he left behind a packed bag of loot. It was pure lust to kill! The 74-year-old tied up pharmacist died in agony from beatings. The Pole only took a wallet and shoes with him.
Ready for the movie: The killer returned to the crime scene
Also at the second crime scene, in the home of the mother of a four- and five-year-old daughter, the knife killer left chaos, drank alcohol – and again stole shoes. Hours later, when he shook the door, which had now been sealed by the police, the handcuffs finally clicked. Having so far rant or remained silent during interrogations, the “mentally abnormal” suspect initially takes his dark secrets into custody.
But since he didn’t even try to cover his tracks, the DNA databases are now glowing. His telltale genetic fingerprint could lead to the clarification of more serious crimes.
Source: Krone
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