Horrific find in Vienna
Dead person on the street in Vienna-Favoriten
Grisly details after the discovery of a corpse in Vienna-Favoriten: Not only had the remains been left in a suitcase on the open street, the man was also bound hand and foot and wrapped in plastic! The investigation into the murder mystery is in full swing.
An icy wind blows through Quellenstraße in Favoriten on Friday afternoon. Everything is cordoned off, onlookers are milling around - an unusually large number of uniformed police officers are trying to keep them away from the crime scene. The scene of the crime, or at least the place where it was found. Here, in front of a renovation building, a white police tent has been erected, underneath it are dustbins and a suitcase with macabre contents: the body of a man can be found inside.
The victim's hands and feet were bound and he was wrapped in plastic. The man who made the gruesome discovery called the emergency services at around 3 p.m. on Friday afternoon and said that his legs were sticking out of the suitcase.
One person who saw the suitcase before the mega operation is a Viennese original. Johann Angrosch, alias "Mr. Einstein", as he is known in the neighbourhood: "I was still watching 'Silvia is cooking' on TV, then I went out at 2.30 pm." He looked around a bit and discovered a suitcase on the garbage island, says the 69-year-old.
"I saw the bloated suitcase from the other side of the street," says Angrosch. "It was dark. Net black, more blue. There was a pole about two meters high next to it." But: "I didn't see any body parts or anything sticking out of it."
I saw the dark, bloated suitcase from the other side of the street.

Johann Angrosch zur „Krone“
Bild: Sandra Ramsauer, Krone KREATIV
Mafia, gang war - marital crisis? The investigation is in full swing. The initial investigation was completed by the evening. Forensic experts had been called to the site in the tenth district in the afternoon, as had a dog squadron that searched the area for clues.
The identity of the murder victim has not yet been established. It is also still being investigated when the suitcase was left where it was found and how the man died before he was dismembered.
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