The Polish heard a sentence and cut the seniors and cut into pieces: the shocking images of
The courtester’s crown court, which issued such a verdict, was based on the aim of ensuring the justice deserving of Majerkiewicz’s victim of Stuart Everett, after a precedent -free crime was committed.
The investigation of the incident began on April 4, 2024, when a plastic part of the human body was found in the Nature Reserve in the United Kingdom in Salford. The most important task was to find out what had happened and to find the killer.
For this reason, law enforcement appealed to the Video Search and Analysis Unit (Vera). The contribution of teams consisting of ten investigating officers and detectives was very important. They received footage from the locals and companies that led to a breakthrough in the case.
According to Heidi Cullum, the detective-seer, Majerkiewiczius was captured in the video carrying a heavy bag, which was overwhelmed by something big. After about ten minutes, the Polish returned to the same place, carrying the same bag only empty. The footage shows that Mr Majerkiewicz was walking towards the forest, where later the body of the late S. Everett was found.
Photo by CCTV/Greater Manchester Police
The Polish was found to have purchased tickets through the Anybus Daysaver and drove by bus to wooded areas and parks. Mr Majerkiewicz was also later detained on the bus because he was accidentally recognized by an employee who had fallen. The bus was suspended and the suspect was landed on uniformed officers and arrested.
« We pulled a metal saw out of the water with the blade of the victim’s blood. The deceased’s skull was also divided into four parts. This was essential evidence confirming that Everett died of multiple head injuries, » law enforcement representatives revealed.
Marcin Majerkiewicz. Photo by Greater Manchester Police
We remind youThe Polish were killed by a hammer and then cut into a metal saw. He also peeled his skin off the deceased’s face, and the cut parts of Mr Everett took the bus to the Great Manchester and got rid of them by throwing it away.
A huge blood stain was discovered in the bedroom after a search for law enforcement. To date, only one third of the murdered seniors have been found in five different parts of nature. M. Majerkiewicz denied his guilt.
The murdered Everett was unmarried and had no children. He taught English to Polish migrants living in the United Kingdom. M. Majerkiewicz was among his students. The killer was nowhere to work and was indebted.
