“It is particularly tragic that the girls spent the evening and the entire next day next to their dead mother until the father came home from his skiing vacation and found them and his dead wife,” said the prosecutor. The Pole also took shoes from the second crime scene, with which he was ultimately arrested. He left the pharmacist’s sneakers in the murdered woman’s house. Now the investigators knew that they were dealing with a serial perpetrator. When he was arrested, the defendant, from whom countless DNA traces were found at the crime scenes, had 2.9 per mille of alcohol in his blood.
Victim also tortured – Life imprisonment for murder of pharmacist and mother
