Cruel discovery in an apartment in the Mariahilf district of Vienna: As reported, police officers found the bodies of a 32-year-old mother and her 15-year-old daughter on Thursday afternoon. Namely in the bed in the bedroom, which was locked from the outside. The apartment was empty, the night before the mother’s partner was visiting. He is now wanted.
The room door is locked, but the apartment door is not – two officers were suspicious of the situation in the apartment on Mollardgasse in Mariahilf when they wanted to return the two boys – seven and nine years old – home shortly after 5 pm. Because they had appeared in an ophthalmologist’s office, not accompanied by their mother as usual. Very unusual, so the doctor called the police.
bedroom door locked
When officers arrived at the family’s home, investigators said the front door was unlocked. Police didn’t notice anything suspicious until they went to the mother’s bedroom. The door wouldn’t open. After gaining access with a key, they found the 32-year-old and her daughter in bed in the darkened room – each lifeless on their stomachs.
The emergency doctor could only determine the death of the two. The “discovery situation” soon suggested a murder, the Vienna police said.
sons alone for hours
The young sons had apparently been alone in the apartment since Thursday morning. Because the mother’s boyfriend (49) was already gone when the boys woke up in the morning. According to investigators, the children last saw him on Wednesday evening. The 49-year-old was subsequently targeted by the investigators and WEGA was also consulted. However, the officers did not find the man at his home address.
Since then, an intensive search has been underway for the suspect from Tunisia. The investigations are still in progress.
Source: Krone
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