After a suspect confessed to the police in Upper Austria on Monday that he brutally murdered someone, the investigation into the ax murder is in full swing. The body was discovered with a split skull in the apartment of a 45-year-old in Vienna. According to information from “Krone”, the two men may have met for sexual reasons.
For Ingo S. (45), the effect of the drug crystal meth was just beginning to wear off when – according to his lawyer Astrid Wagner – he woke up on Monday in his apartment on the Bloch-Bauer-Promenade in Vienna-Favoriten and found a disfigured corpse with an ax in it wants to have found his head.
Horribly deformed body found
S. could hardly remember it, he said in the police interrogation that took place on Monday after the drug storm had worn off. The day before, S., without a criminal record, with a good job, but addicted to drugs, still drove to Linz to see his sister after the crime. She persuaded him to turn himself in to the police.
As reported, WEGA officials subsequently came across the horrifically disfigured body of a man in Vienna. According to information from “Krone”, the two men probably met for sexual reasons and consumed a lot of drugs and alcohol together.
Suspect remains silent
Three days earlier a man would have become a murderer. The 66-year-old is said to have killed his wife (62) with a branch on the balcony of their apartment in Hernals Balderichgasse. The retiree, who is also represented by Wagner, has been silent since he was led away in a light-colored suit. The file is with the public prosecutor.
A big bang, however, in another drama: after a mother of three (22) fell from the fourth floor of a house on Favoritner Quellenstrasse onto the sidewalk on Saturday and has been fighting for her life in hospital ever since, her husband (30) was released .
The man was arrested after people in the apartment – the three children were also there – reported an argument between the couple shortly before the fall and he became embroiled in contradictions. Investigations continue.
Source: Krone
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