UK- Costessey, 4 People Found Dead In Home

[Lucy6226]

Tragic. Isolated incident suggests murder suicide, all reported to have injuries. Dad reportedly had MH issues and had previously gone missing. However the woman has not yet been named and I'm curious as to why...was she the perpetrator? Moo

 

[iamshadow21]

Tragic. Isolated incident suggests murder suicide, all reported to have injuries. Dad reportedly had MH issues and had previously gone missing. However the woman has not yet been named and I'm curious as to why...was she the perpetrator? Moo

There's nothing in that; formal identification has yet to be announced, and it takes time. If she is not a member of the household, they'll be trying to get hold of her next of kin before they read it in the headlines.

MOO

 

[Skigh]

Tragic. Isolated incident suggests murder suicide, all reported to have injuries. Dad reportedly had MH issues and had previously gone missing. However the woman has not yet been named and I'm curious as to why...was she the perpetrator? Moo

It might be they still need to officially identify her. Maybe she was visiting from another country and they need to get dna or dental records or wait for a relative to arrive .

 

[Lucy6226]

There's nothing in that; formal identification has yet to be announced, and it takes time. If she is not a member of the household, they'll be trying to get hold of her next of kin before they read it in the headlines.

MOO

It might be they still need to officially identify her. Maybe she was visiting from another country and they need to get dna or dental records or wait for a relative to arrive .

It's reported next of kin have all been informed.

Ah yes it's probably formal identification they are waiting for

 

[Kinderbelle]

Moved from nearby this estate a couple of years ago. Really sad news.

 

[Dotta]

It seems mother wasn't living in the house.
It is written only 3 people lived there
(father, 2 daughters) + sister-in-law who was visiting.
Mum seems to be Thai.
And father was Polish.

It was reported he was an engineer, so well educated.

But what was it about him missing in December?
Can kids stay with a parent with MH issues?
Where is mother?

It seems a concerned neighbour called for welfare check.

These poor little girls
RIP sweethearts.

JMO

 

[Sarahlou]

It said in a Daily Mail article that the sister-in-law was helping to look after the dad after he went missing at Christmas time.

Edit- here it is

Another near neighbour who asked not to be named said Mr Kulzynski had been reported missing around a month ago just before Christmas.

He said: 'There were five or six police cars outside their house. People were looking for him and then another neighbour found him walking up the hill round the corner.

'The sister-in-law then came round to help look after him. I think he had mental health issues at the time he went missing. People were talking about how he was not well.

'They were a very quiet couple and did not seem to speak to other people.

Pictured: Father and his two girls who were found dead in Norfolk

The bodies of Bartlomiej Kuczynski, 45, and his two children were found inside the home in Costessey, alongside that of a woman, who has not been identified, by police who forced their way in.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[iamshadow21]

This article by the Telegraph suggests the wife/mother has not been seen by neighbours at the house for months. Hopefully, that means she is alive and well.

Four family members, including two children, found dead in house near Norwich

A 45-year-old Polish engineer has been found dead at his family home near Norwich with two young girls and a 36-year-old woman.

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[MrsWatson]

So if the wife's sister was staying to help with the father and the children, and the wife wasn't living in the house, where was the wife living?

 

[Cardgame]

Does anywhere specifically say it was the dad who went missing?

That DM article leaves open the possibility that it is the mother who was missing before Christmas.

Let's hope the police investigated thoroughly if that was the case.

 

[iamshadow21]

So if the wife's sister was staying to help with the father and the children, and the wife wasn't living in the house, where was the wife living?

I suspect that we're going to find out it's related to health of the wife or health of another relation, but that is purely a guess, not based on hard evidence. There are a bunch of reasons why a household might be composed of a father and his kids and his sister-in-law.

MOO

 

[iamshadow21]

Does anywhere specifically say it was the dad who went missing?

That DM article leaves open the possibility that it is the mother who was missing before Christmas.

Let's hope the police investigated thoroughly if that was the case.

This DM article says it was a man.

Two young girls and man, 45, and woman, 36, found dead in Norfolk

The four bodies were discovered at the home in the Norwich suburb of Costessey by police who forced their way in around 7am this morning after a call from a member of the public.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Cardgame]

This DM article says it was a man.

Two young girls and man, 45, and woman, 36, found dead in Norfolk

The four bodies were discovered at the home in the Norwich suburb of Costessey by police who forced their way in around 7am this morning after a call from a member of the public.

www.dailymail.co.uk

You're prob right. Altho what it actually says is that the police said they were in touch with the family over a "missing persons enquiry" and it is the neighbours who claimed it was the man who was missing.

 

[Dotta]

He and his wife might have separated for whatever reason.

E.g: the wife might have visited her family in Thailand, etc., not taking the kids because of school education, etc.

Or something else was the matter.
He might have had hard time because of the separation and his MH suffered.

Who knows?

I am suspicious of the knife found nearby

What a tragedy!


JMO

 

[iamshadow21]

You're prob right. Altho what it actually says is that the police said they were in touch with the family over a "missing persons enquiry" and it is the neighbours who claimed it was the man who was missing.

I am assuming that if someone from the house was missing, the neighbours would have been canvassed by police and possibly family members. I know if I got a knock on my door and cops were asking if I had seen one of my neighbours who was missing, I would remember which one it was, especially as it was only a month ago. And not because I know my neighbours well, I really don't, but because that would be very memorable. Especially in a low crime area, which from what the neighbours are saying, Costessey seems to be.

MOO

 

[MrsWatson]

I am suspicious of the knife found nearby

Police don't believe the knife is related.

“We’re also aware of commentary on social media about a knife discovered in a wooded area near to the address. However, at this time we’re satisfied it’s not connected to this incident.”

Four family members, including two children, found dead in house near Norwich

A 45-year-old Polish engineer has been found dead at his family home near Norwich with two young girls and a 36-year-old woman.

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[Dotta]

Police don't believe the knife is related.

“We’re also aware of commentary on social media about a knife discovered in a wooded area near to the address. However, at this time we’re satisfied it’s not connected to this incident.”

Four family members, including two children, found dead in house near Norwich

A 45-year-old Polish engineer has been found dead at his family home near Norwich with two young girls and a 36-year-old woman.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Hmmm....
But, what a coincidence!

 

[iamshadow21]

Police don't believe the knife is related.

“We’re also aware of commentary on social media about a knife discovered in a wooded area near to the address. However, at this time we’re satisfied it’s not connected to this incident.”

Four family members, including two children, found dead in house near Norwich

A 45-year-old Polish engineer has been found dead at his family home near Norwich with two young girls and a 36-year-old woman.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Very possibly, the injuries were not caused by a knife. So, that would make the knife being related unlikely. Also, the knife may have obviously been in the elements for some time. Also, even if the wounds were caused by a knife, the knife used in the crime may have still been present at the crime scene.

Sometimes a knife in the woods is just a knife in the woods. Left maybe by kids or a careless camper.

MOO

 

[Cardgame]

I am assuming that if someone from the house was missing, the neighbours would have been canvassed by police and possibly family members. I know if I got a knock on my door and cops were asking if I had seen one of my neighbours who was missing, I would remember which one it was, especially as it was only a month ago. And not because I know my neighbours well, I really don't, but because that would be very memorable. Especially in a low crime area, which from what the neighbours are saying, Costessey seems to be.

MOO

I don't disagree with you, except to say that not all missing persons inquiries lead to door to door canvassing. Could be two separate incidents conflated by DM.

I labour the point for two reasons:

1. Where is the wife and mother of the children? Hopefully the police know. Because if the obvious has happened, then there is obvious reason to fear for her safety

2. I've read so much misinformation in the daily mail, especially early doors in cases where they seem to publish stuff without necessarily fact checking

 

[iamshadow21]

I don't disagree with you, except to say that not all missing persons inquiries lead to door to door canvassing. Could be two separate incidents conflated by DM.

I labour the point for two reasons:

1. Where is the wife and mother of the children? Hopefully the police know. Because if the obvious has happened, then there is obvious reason to fear for her safety

2. I've read so much misinformation in the daily mail, especially early doors in cases where they seem to publish stuff without necessarily fact checking

Oh, I agree completely. Whole piles of salt at the ready. I'm just riffing off the little we 'know' this early, trying to guess what's possible or probable, and that could all go up in smoke at any moment with a police press conference.

MOO