Authorities in action reported that 43-year-old Michał P., a plumber operating in Warsaw, was suspected of murdering six women. According to the entry, a seventh woman died of a heart attack during a robbery, and the suspect allegedly acted with two accomplices, citizens of Ukraine. The authors of the entry stated that investigators were examining dozens of deaths of elderly individuals, previously deemed natural, that could be related to the suspect. According to their accounts, he chose lonely senior women and men, gained their trust, and then returned under various pretenses to rob and kill them. Authorities in action conveyed that police analyzed about 75,000 photographs from Michał P.'s phone and re-verified the deaths of seniors. Citing unofficial information, the authors of the entry wrote that the suspect was said to have suffocated elderly individuals with a pillow, arranged them in beds, and locked the doors to stage a natural death. According to the entry, one of the police officers working on the case assessed that the suspect might have the longest victim list among serial killers in Poland, and possibly also in Europe. Authorities in action noted that further findings could change the scale of the case. #Zabójca #Kryminalistyka #Polska (translated)
