Frosty investigation: 25 years old murder case re-rolled up in Vienna-Margareten!

Frosty investigation: 25 years old murder case re-rolled up in Vienna-Margareten!

Bräuhausgasse, 1050 Wien, Österreich - A shocking find shaken Vienna Margaret: construction workers discovered human remains in a plastic bag during a basement renovation. According to a report by krone.at , this happened in spring when the workers came across the decayed body under a 20 centimeter high layer of rubble. The deceased person, a 30-year-old man, had been buried there for 25 years. The determination of the Vienna State Criminal Police Office shows that it was a violent death, with numerous deep cuts and fatal knife stings on the neck. The police are now asking the population for clues, since both the motif and the identity of the victim are still unclear.

another process for attempted murder

The case in Vienna is contrasting to another dramatic incident in Delmenhorst. A 34-year-old man has been charged here since Monday for attempted murder of his former wife. As weser-kurier.de reported in January 2022 to kill his wife with a firing weapon, after she separated from him. Fortunately, the projectile missed the woman in the violent incident, which was characterized by domestic violence, but the accused then went against her with the handle of the weapon. The act was prevented by the intervention of neighbors and the victim suffered injuries.

In the course of the process, the accused confessed that he had entered his wife, but emphasized that this had not happened in the intention to kill. Instead, he just wanted to intimidate them. The 28-year-old woman urged that the relationship of attacks and threats was shaped, which she made clear in her statement during the process. The process is not only a new edition of the first, according to which the Federal Court of Justice had lifted the previous judgment, but also raises the question of whether the defendant did not intentionally aim with the weapon. A total of eleven further trial days are scheduled to take until the end of January 2025.