Found Deceased Germany - Dorota Galuszka-Graniecznyan, 29, Süsterseel, 18 Oct 2016 *found in 2023*
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weird. and if it was just hair or DNA, that would be expected so it must be something more...Mordfall „Dorota“: Polizei durchsucht Haus und nimmt Dorotas Ehemann fest
Police search house and arrest Dorota's husband
Geilenkirchen/Selfkant The police searched the husband's house in Gillrath. According to information available to our newspaper, they also found body parts. The man has been arrested.
In the Dorota murder case, the police have arrested the husband of the woman missing since 2016. On Tuesday, the police had searched the man's house in Geilenkirchen-Gillrath. According to information from our newspaper, body parts were also found during the search.
Residents of Bergstraße in Gillrath had observed a major police operation on Tuesday. Aachen prosecutor Katja Schlenkermann-Pitts was able to confirm the police operation when asked by our newspaper and emphasised: "We are a good step further in the case." Apparently, the woman who disappeared in October 2016 under mysterious circumstances is dead. "However, autopsy results are not yet available," Schlenkermann-Pitts said. The public prosecutor did not want to disclose further details yet.
This should make it clear that Dorota Galuszka-Granieczny was indeed murdered. The police had suspected this immediately after the disappearance of the woman from her house in Selfkant-Süsterseel. In October 2016, Dorota's husband had told police that his wife had simply left the house they shared, never to be seen again.
Investigators obviously did not believe this version of the story. They searched for the woman's body with a large search party, but the body could not be found at that time. In the meantime, Dorota's husband had been arrested. At first, however, nothing could be proven against him.
BBM
The husband apparently moved from the house in Süsterseel to Gillrath, a few kms to the East. And he took (part of) Dorota's remains with him??
Geilenkirchen: Festnahme im Mordfall Dorota Galuszka
Dorota Goluszka's husband was already under suspicion at the time and was temporarily arrested. However, nothing could be proven against the man and so he remained at large until now.
At the moment, the public prosecutor's office in Aachen does not want to comment on where the new clues came from that led to the search of the house. But the body parts found are being examined in detail and have already been autopsied.
On Tuesday, there will be a joint press conference of the Aachen public prosecutor's office and the police. There, the investigators will comment on the case - and possibly also what led to the house search and how seriously the new evidence incriminates the husband of Dorota Galuszka, who disappeared in 2016.
BBM
Since the husband moved house, and the remains were found in his new house, this will be pretty incriminating IMO.
Antworten im Fall „Dorota“: Dorotas Leiche ist mit umgezogen
Dorota's body moved together with the family
Aachen Almost seven years after her disappearance, the police have arrested the man who allegedly killed Dorota G.. How did the investigators find him after all this time? The first answers were given at a press conference by the police and the public prosecutor's office.
According to the current state of the investigation by the police and the public prosecutor's office, Dorota Galuszka-Granieczny was murdered by her husband Manfred G. in October 2016 by violence to the neck, as representatives of the authorities announced at a press conference in Aachen on Tuesday morning.
Almost seven years after Dorota's mysterious disappearance in October 2016, there was suddenly movement in the case again and on Tuesday last week the remains were found and the husband arrested. The investigators had gathered a lot of evidence over the years. The one that led to another house search of the husband was mentioned: his conspicuous rental situation.
Despite financial problems, the husband not only maintained his house in Gillrath, where he had moved with his son two years earlier, but also continued to keep the house on Annastrasse in Süsterseel, where he had lived with his wife Dorota and their then 7-year-old son in 2016.
The husband had already been targeted by investigators immediately after the disappearance of his wife. The joint house of Manfred G. and his missing wife Dorota in Süsterseel had already been searched by the police in 2016, three days after her disappearance. No incriminating evidence was found. The husband, who had been arrested as a suspect shortly before, was released. At that time, the circumstantial evidence was not sufficient for an arrest warrant. However, the investigators had always assumed that Dorota had not left the house alive on 18 October 2016. Yet it was difficult to prove this without a body.
Last Tuesday, they now found the mortal remains during a search of the new home address in Gillrath. In a shed on the property, the officers discovered a sack containing Dorota's badly decomposed remains.
According to initial findings, Manfred G. had hidden the body in an unknown place after the crime. After the search of the house on Annastrasse in Süsterseel, he brought it back into the house and stored it in the attic. After moving to Geilenkirchen, he had also moved Dorota's mortal remains there unnoticed.
Only the alleged perpetrator can say where the body was hidden in the meantime. However, he remains silent and does not give any information. After the arrest of his father, their son is in the care of the Geilenkirchen Youth Welfare Office.
BBM
To think of that little boy, aged six or seven, who is missing his mother and all the while her dead body is hidden in the attic under the same roof....
Dorota's body moved together with the family
Aachen Almost seven years after her disappearance, the police have arrested the man who allegedly killed Dorota G.. How did the investigators find him after all this time? The first answers were given at a press conference by the police and the public prosecutor's office.
According to the current state of the investigation by the police and the public prosecutor's office, Dorota Galuszka-Granieczny was murdered by her husband Manfred G. in October 2016 by violence to the neck, as representatives of the authorities announced at a press conference in Aachen on Tuesday morning.
Almost seven years after Dorota's mysterious disappearance in October 2016, there was suddenly movement in the case again and on Tuesday last week the remains were found and the husband arrested. The investigators had gathered a lot of evidence over the years. The one that led to another house search of the husband was mentioned: his conspicuous rental situation.
Despite financial problems, the husband not only maintained his house in Gillrath, where he had moved with his son two years earlier, but also continued to keep the house on Annastrasse in Süsterseel, where he had lived with his wife Dorota and their then 7-year-old son in 2016.
The husband had already been targeted by investigators immediately after the disappearance of his wife. The joint house of Manfred G. and his missing wife Dorota in Süsterseel had already been searched by the police in 2016, three days after her disappearance. No incriminating evidence was found. The husband, who had been arrested as a suspect shortly before, was released. At that time, the circumstantial evidence was not sufficient for an arrest warrant. However, the investigators had always assumed that Dorota had not left the house alive on 18 October 2016. Yet it was difficult to prove this without a body.
Last Tuesday, they now found the mortal remains during a search of the new home address in Gillrath. In a shed on the property, the officers discovered a sack containing Dorota's badly decomposed remains.
According to initial findings, Manfred G. had hidden the body in an unknown place after the crime. After the search of the house on Annastrasse in Süsterseel, he brought it back into the house and stored it in the attic. After moving to Geilenkirchen, he had also moved Dorota's mortal remains there unnoticed.
Only the alleged perpetrator can say where the body was hidden in the meantime. However, he remains silent and does not give any information. After the arrest of his father, their son is in the care of the Geilenkirchen Youth Welfare Office.
BBM
To think of that little boy, aged six or seven, who is missing his mother and all the while her dead body is hidden in the attic under the same roof....
I had not checked on the developments in this case for a while... happy to see the news about the conviction, but the details of the crime are horrible. Kudos to the German Police for working so hard to bring the case to court and secure a conviction.
March 15, 2024
The Court in Aachen sentenced Manfred G. to life in prison for the murder of Dorota Galuszka in 2016. The defense will appeal the verdict.
https://archive.is/LXMWO
Manfred G (42), the murderer of Dorota (29) from Süsterseel, has been sentenced to life in prison by the Court in Aachen. The verdict on Friday outlined in detail how Dorota was murdered.
That happened on 18 October 2016. Husband Manfred G. had a heated argument with his wife prior to the fatal day, according to the Court. The Court agrees with a reconstruction based on interrogations, witness statements, text messages, forensic investigation and more than 90 hours of wiretap recordings.
Dorota wanted a divorce and planned to live in southern Germany with her lover and son. G. had been informed of the extramarital affair by his wife. He then followed her with GPS devices and tried to put spyware on her phone.
Prior to the murder, there was a serious incident. Dorota was pushed down a flight of stairs in her home in the Annastrasse. She was injured as a result and told G. there would be consequences. The court is convinced that this triggered the murder plan in him.
Anger over WhatsApp messages between Dorota and her lover may also have played a role. They discussed a night they had spent together and shared photos of each other. The messages stopped at 10.12pm on 18 October 2016.
Years later, two undercover agents won the convict's trust. G., who thought he was dealing with criminals, recounted, ‘She wanted to take away my son, I broke her neck’.’ He later declared he had ‘made mincemeat of Dorota’.
On audio recordings, he says he approached his wife from behind. He allegedly pulled a plastic bag over her head to suffocate her. This did not succeed. Then Dorota, who screamed one more time and was heard by neighbours, was strangled. G. said he wrapped the body in plastic and hid it in an unknown location.
Later, the remains were cut into pieces and hidden in the house in Süsterseel. According to doctors, the larynx was cut out in order to conceal the cause of death. Dorota was finally found at the end of August 2023 in a barn in Gillrath, 10 kilometres from Schinveld. There, G. had moved in with his new girlfriend.
G.‘s lawyer Harald Bex argued that someone else could have committed the murder and placed the body at G.’s residence. The judge: ‘You may try telling that to the cat, but not to this court.’ Bex will appeal.
Dorota's family reacted briefly. ‘We can start saying our goodbyes to her.’
BBM
March 15, 2024
The Court in Aachen sentenced Manfred G. to life in prison for the murder of Dorota Galuszka in 2016. The defense will appeal the verdict.
https://archive.is/LXMWO
Manfred G (42), the murderer of Dorota (29) from Süsterseel, has been sentenced to life in prison by the Court in Aachen. The verdict on Friday outlined in detail how Dorota was murdered.
That happened on 18 October 2016. Husband Manfred G. had a heated argument with his wife prior to the fatal day, according to the Court. The Court agrees with a reconstruction based on interrogations, witness statements, text messages, forensic investigation and more than 90 hours of wiretap recordings.
Dorota wanted a divorce and planned to live in southern Germany with her lover and son. G. had been informed of the extramarital affair by his wife. He then followed her with GPS devices and tried to put spyware on her phone.
Prior to the murder, there was a serious incident. Dorota was pushed down a flight of stairs in her home in the Annastrasse. She was injured as a result and told G. there would be consequences. The court is convinced that this triggered the murder plan in him.
Anger over WhatsApp messages between Dorota and her lover may also have played a role. They discussed a night they had spent together and shared photos of each other. The messages stopped at 10.12pm on 18 October 2016.
Years later, two undercover agents won the convict's trust. G., who thought he was dealing with criminals, recounted, ‘She wanted to take away my son, I broke her neck’.’ He later declared he had ‘made mincemeat of Dorota’.
On audio recordings, he says he approached his wife from behind. He allegedly pulled a plastic bag over her head to suffocate her. This did not succeed. Then Dorota, who screamed one more time and was heard by neighbours, was strangled. G. said he wrapped the body in plastic and hid it in an unknown location.
Later, the remains were cut into pieces and hidden in the house in Süsterseel. According to doctors, the larynx was cut out in order to conceal the cause of death. Dorota was finally found at the end of August 2023 in a barn in Gillrath, 10 kilometres from Schinveld. There, G. had moved in with his new girlfriend.
G.‘s lawyer Harald Bex argued that someone else could have committed the murder and placed the body at G.’s residence. The judge: ‘You may try telling that to the cat, but not to this court.’ Bex will appeal.
Dorota's family reacted briefly. ‘We can start saying our goodbyes to her.’
BBM
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