The murder case in Maria Alm (Salzburg) continues to cause horror seven days ago: the 32-year-old Hungarian, who reportedly executed his ex-girlfriend with a main shot, was arrested in the Netherlands after a day-long escape. But how quickly did the researchers detect the suspect?
The researchers now know that the urgent suspicion Krisztian P. had legally acquired the murder weapon shortly before the murder. But with the unscrupulous bloody act at Jenny Z. (34) on the night from last Friday to Saturday, the dramatic escape of the man, who led over various European countries …
Bank account dissolved before crime
As the “crown” of researchers has learned, the Hungarian would have dissolved his bank account before the law and thus the first steps taken to make its planned flight – a crucial indication that the researchers probably led to a hot trace.
First, the fugitive drove through various villages in Salzburg, to Munich, where he finally parked his car in a district (see photos above). There the police discovered the vehicle and then demonstrated that he was moving to Holland by train.
His last stop then led the suspect to the The Netherlands – Where on Thursday he was traced in a supermarket of target researchers from the Federal Criminal Police Office (BK) and eventually arrested by a special unit shortly before 9 a.m. (see photo).
Source: Krone
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