Herry turn: arrest after 47 years in the Easey Street murder case!
Herry turn: arrest after 47 years in the Easey Street murder case!
After almost 50 years, the police in Australia achieved a decisive breakthrough in the case of cruel deeds known as "Easey Street Murders". On January 13, 1977, 27-year-old Suzanne Armstrong and 28-year-old Susan Bartlett were brutally murdered in her house in Melbourne. The two women were killed with numerous knife stings, and while Armstrong was also raped, her 16 -month -old son remained unscathed in his bed. This act shaken the community and kept the Australian investigators in suspense for decades, such as
A 65-year-old suspect who has both Australian and Greek citizenship was arrested in Fiumicino in Rome in September. The arrest took place based on an international arrest warrant from Interpol. According to the police chief of Victoria, Shane Patton, the police are planning to submit two murder plants to the suspect and a rape. The man was only 17 years old at the time of the crime and apparently put himself in Greece before it was finally caught in Italy, as
The families of the victims have never given up over the decades and urged justice. The case was a high priority for the investigators from the start, and the combination of rewards and DNA tests finally led to the suspect. "It was an absolutely gruesome, terrifying, insane murder," said Patton after the arrest. The women were former school friends who were recently seen alive on the evening of January 10th, and their murder changed the life of the families concerned forever. The progress in this case is considered a milestone, since the investigation is still underway. Patton has emphasized that there is "no expiry date" for such brutal crimes and that the police continue to seek information. The families expressed that the work of the investigators over the years was admirable, and they are confident that the last remaining questions could be answered soon. a long struggle for justice
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