Goosele murder: The killer’s four mistakes – new evidence leads to the culprit

After several days of investigations and the main suspect in the murder of Kosil Anastasia fell into several contradictions, the authorities were able to identify the perpetrator of the heinous crime.

According to authorities, a 32-year-old man from Bangladesh killed the unfortunate 27-year-old, and new evidence has emerged, leaving no doubt as to who committed the crime.

“Critical” new videos from the investigation came into the hands of authorities and shed light on what happened that night.

In particular, authorities found a video of the alleged murderer leaving the house where he lived and walking with the victim towards the spot where the 27-year-old woman was found dead.

According to reports, the video shows the 27-year-old leaving Bangladesh with a young man, returning alone a few hours later, leaving the house again to the same place, and finally – alone again – returning at dawn.

These were the first mistakes by the 32-year-old that authorities used to solve the murder.

What did the criminal’s cell phone show?

At the same time, by analyzing the fingerprints on the 32-year-old’s mobile phone, the police were able to gather more information about the movements of him and 27-year-old Anastasia.

The 32-year-old’s fingerprints show that he made various movements over a wide area leading to where Anastasia’s body was found.

One of the mistakes the killer allegedly made was deleting data from the victim’s cell phone.

According to police, who examined Anastasia’s cell phone, they found that someone had deleted important data such as personal information and calls made on the night of her murder. In fact, the same person who deleted the data then removed the SIM card and threw the cell phone at a house near the crime scene.

Testimony of the volunteer who found the body

Volunteer Theodora Panagiotidis, who took part in investigations to find the 27-year-old man, revealed new facts about the case.

Mrs. According to Panagiotidis, the body was found in an area near Alix, carefully hidden under a clump of trees. “Together with another volunteer from the fire department, we started the search on Sunday and came from this place and when we moved towards Alix, we found some clusters in the field, so we started to investigate them thoroughly”, he said at the beginning.

“When we got to the place where the body was found, we saw a log and we looked around and behind it was a thana, ears of corn and saplings, only above those ears of corn. I leave to go down and there is another log and the other volunteer starts searching the place. At first glance, you don’t see anything,” he added.

As he said, when they saw that the logs were kept in one place and there was a strong stench in the area, they started to think that something was wrong.

“But as experienced rescuers, we felt at one point and then there was something wrong with the whole scene, especially when we saw the tree placed on one side of the body. This really piqued our interest. At one point, the other volunteer called me and said there was a strong stench and something was wrong. Me too. Back to the site, then we went and started carving with some temporary wood from the reeds we had made, and then we noticed the sawed wood on one side of the pile. This was a clue that something was wrong with the wood, and we slowly began to remove it. The more we emptied, the stronger the smell. strengthened,” said Ms Panagiotidis.

“Somewhere, while picking up a piece of wood, a black bag appears on top. We put the ears of corn aside at that time, we understand that there is something there, now the smell was strong, we removed the rest of the ears of corn, and the body of the unfortunate woman appeared,” he said. He finished.