Breaking News: Serial Killer Suspect Péter Kovács Arrested
Details of the Arrest
Péter Kovács, a 62-year-old Hungarian professor of international law at the Peter Pazmany, has been apprehended by authorities in connection with a series of unsolved murders.
Background of the Case
Kovács, also known as the "Salgótarján Strangler," is suspected of killing at least 25 people between 1934 and 1968. The gruesome murders, which spanned decades, left authorities baffled and terrorized local communities.
In recent months, investigators reopened the cold case and employed advanced forensic techniques, leading to a breakthrough in the investigation.
Kovács was arrested without incident at his home in Hungary and is currently being held for questioning. Police believe that the suspect is linked to similar unsolved cases in neighboring countries.
The arrest of Kovács is a significant development in the investigation into one of Europe's most notorious serial killers, and brings hope to family members who have waited decades for justice.
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