His profile on the Slovak Ministry of Interior Missing website is down too. On his mother's facebook it seems someone left condolences couple months ago under her post of Marek missing...
Detailed account of the happenings, including well-researched biographies of the alleged perpetrator and victims, brought by Canyon County Zephyr December/January 2022 Issue under the title "July 4, 1961: Murder & the Enduring Mystery at Dead Horse Point":
Part 1
Part 2
Marek's profile on the Slovak Ministry of Interior Searching website
Priezvisko/ family name: BENKO
Rodné priezvisko: BENKO
Ďalšie priezviská:
Meno/ Name: Marek
Dátum narodenia/ DOB: 1996-11-06
Štátna príslušnosť/ Nationality: SLOVENSKO/Slovakia
Bydlisko/Permanent residence: Kežmarok...
The video is cut in that way, that he said "In the morning..." without specifying which morning, but the article and reporter's commentary transcribes it as the morning she didn't arrive at work. Also the announcement on the Czech Embassy website was formulated so that she was in touch with her...
I rewatched the video of Petra's father in hopes to specify the time of the morning communication with her family. Literally he said: "In the morning she sent a smileyface from her phone to her mum, because she is responsible..."
So no specification of the time it was sent. Maybe this can help...
That interview is a bit unclear, maybe because the father is in distress. What he clearly says is that Friday 3 December police visited her and this man told them he hadn't seen Petra since Monday (this is the info Met Police gave the dad). Then this man was detained on Friday. Father said that...
Czech TV station Nova informed about Petra in the main news programme tonight. The article on the Nova website has also a brief interview with her father who shared some personal info about Petra: she loved ballet, travelling and diving. She also loved parrots. She had lived in London for years...
Now BBC informs the body found is Petra, based on the yesterdays announcement by the Czech foreign minister.
Interesting fact is, that Czech Radio (Czech national broadcaster) withdrew the article about Petra found from its news website (probably waiting for the official identification?).
Czech minister of Foreign Affairs announced on Twitter that body of a missing Czech national was found in London. Cause of death is being investigated. They will not comment further.
Czech authorities claim they cooperate with the British police as well as the family here in Czechia. I believe they are working with the questions you raised, but keeping it confidential. So far Czech tabloids doesn't seem to have contacted Petra's family to bother them (at least not...
I am not able to find the info about being in touch with her family in the morning of 29 November anywhere else than on the Czech Embassy website. It doesn't specify the form or context of the contact (I can just say that nowadays people don't need to call, they can briefly text on messenger or...
Hi fellow citizen;)
I don't think there's much in Czech media at this moment, they seem to gain the info from ČTK (Czech National Press Agency) or British media outlets.
Anyway, if she was in conact with her family on 29 November, she probably was okay 28 November on her way from work...
Czech Police database of missing persons information on Petra.
ETA translation:
Srncová Petra
missing woman
DOB 5 December 1989
Missing since 7 December 2021 (that means international search started)
Permanent stay: district of Uherské Hradiště (eastern part of CZ)
Dangerous NO
Armed NO...
There's unclear information on the Embassy of the Czech Republic in London website about last Petra's contact with her family: it says Tuesday 29 October in the morning, but 29 October was Friday. 29 November was Monday. Probably just an error and not important?
The information appeared also in Czech media (she is a Czech native), without the missing woman's name though.
The last paragraph says that a man was detained in connection to the disseaperance, as per info on the Sky News TV.
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