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A German couple who previously lived in Monyoród, Baranya county, were brutally murdered. The scammers approached the victims, got along with them, then buried them according to a plan invented beforehand, and those who inquired about the retirees were told that they had gone abroad and would not return to Hungary.
Irmgard Allmacher, 69, and Rudolf Tiator, 71, were killed by two Germans in the fall of 2009, according to Bors.
Kronschnabel Mauel Werner and Behrendt Thorsten’s plan was to kill a retired German couple living in Hungary, after their property was written on themselves and their corpses disappeared. Werner was also living with his wife, Anja Bauert, at the time.
The German authorities issued arrest warrants for the two men and women for money laundering and fraud, so they fled to Hungary. On the Internet, in connection with a real estate advertisement, they met a retired couple living in Monyoród, Baranya County, who were immediately struck by their kindness and helpfulness. They helped around the house, they fed their animals. The crimes against life, according to a Facebook page, were concocted while the woman also made a will in which she left her fortune to Kronschnabel, the newspaper writes.
Retirees lived well kept a substantial amount of cash at home, owned high-value jewelry, and owned multiple properties. By the time the will was made, the scammers had figured out how to kill their victims: the retired uncle and aunt were told they would pay for a trip abroad. That was important for that The couple must inform their relatives and acquaintances that they will soon travel abroad so that the subsequent murder does not come to light.
The murder occurred when they invited the couple, who by then considered them friends, to have lunch, stun them and then take one of them to the construction of a store in Mohács, which they rented, where a six-meter grave had already been dug. deep. He left the couple who lived here then and then buried them with a machine.
According to experts, they were killed when two floors of construction debris were hit on top of them, their ribs cracked and their lungs were saturated with dust. A few days later, the entire yard was paved. The two men and the woman took possession of the property from the elderly couple. With their documents they sold their belongings and their car, and with their credit card they debited more than 14,000 euros from their account.
Those interested in retiring were told that they had traveled to Greece on vacation and then that they were in Spain and that they would not return to Hungary. The police began to investigate after the children of the retirees reported their disappearance. The trio were caught by police at Ferihegy airport while fleeing. The two men were sentenced in the first instance to life imprisonment and then in the second instance to 40 years. Anja had nothing to do with the murders, but meanwhile, in prison, it turned out that she was actually a man, writes Bors.
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