In Slupsk, Poland, prosecutors filed two murder charges against 19‑year‑old Alan G. for the brutal killing and dismemberment of 31‑year‑old Mateusz D., whose body was found in the city’s Culture and Recreation Park on December 1.
Charges Filed
Prosecutors in Slupsk presented two murder charges against Alan G. for the death of Mateusz D., citing the victim’s dismembered body found in the Culture and Recreation Park.
He faces the death penalty, and a request for his temporary arrest was submitted.
Suspect’s Confession
Alan G. admitted to the murder, saying he committed the crime for robbery.
He claimed to have dismembered the body in his apartment’s bathroom using kitchen knives, then transported the pieces in a suitcase to the park, dumped them in garbage bags, and burned the suitcase.
The prosecutor noted that the suspect had previously received psychiatric treatment and had no prior convictions.
Discovery of the Victim
At the end of November, Mateusz D.’s family reported him missing. Police arrested Alan G. on December 1 and led investigators to the victim’s body in the park.
An autopsy revealed multiple stab wounds around the heart, indicating the death was caused by knife blows after the body had been dismembered.
The suspect and victim were roommates and knew each other.
Case Context
The murder occurred in Slupsk, a city in northern Poland, during a period of heightened security concerns following a bomb discovery in a theater basement in the nearby city of Płock.
