Murder Fall Ucatzi: puzzles about brutally killed farmers in Vösendorf

Murder Fall Ucatzi: puzzles about brutally killed farmers in Vösendorf

The brutal murder of Franz Ucatzi, a respected farmer from Vösendorf, is still an unsolved puzzle years after the 2019 crime. On a fateful evening, October 2, 2019, the 60-year-old was murdered in his own home during a terrible homein vasion while his wife was with her parents in Romania. The investigators assume at least two perpetrators who have violently gained access. The leading investigator Hannes Fellner describes the cruel deed as a targeted and possibly professional approach, in which Uchatzi was apparently tortured to obtain information. The autopsy revealed that he died of suffocation after breast rush, combined with numerous broken ribs and massive head injuries, which indicates a bitter struggle for his life, so 5min.at .

dark theories and unclear motifs

The neighbors and friends have never overcome their shock over the murder. Ucatzi, described as 'the best of all, but also the poorest', represents a great loss for the community. Many questions remain unresolved: Why did he finish a robbery if he hardly had anything? Journalist Yvonne Widler recalls that there is considerations in the village that might be a misunderstanding or that the house was the wrong goal. Possibly the perpetrator or the perpetrator was looking for something valuable, of which she incorrectly assumed that it was in Ucatzi’s house, or even had insider information about how Kurier.at reported. So far, however, the investigation remains without concrete progress.

The shocking details of the case, which is treated today on the program "Unresolved - Cold Case Austria" on Joyn and ATV, continue to throw a long shadow over the community. Ucatzi’s the last sign of life was a call at 7:27 p.m. before the tragedy started. The burglars probably used the back goal, and the crime scene was filled with devastation and chaos. The perpetrators only took a few smaller objects and smartphones while they were blurred by the traces of their deed by spraying the apartment with fire extinguishing powder. Ucatzi’s house remains uninhabited, and relatives and friends light candles and lay down flowers, while the community hopes for indications that could lead to clarifying the case.