Killing near Warsaw: 43‑Year‑Old Strangled Acquaintance During Alcohol Binge

The district prosecutor’s office in Mińsk Mazowiecki is investigating the murder of 70‑year‑old Henryk G. in Sulejówko on the night of September 25, 2025, after 43‑year‑old Adam P. was arrested for strangulation and temporarily detained for three months.

Investigation launched

The district prosecutor’s office in Mińsk Mazowiecki has opened a case on the murder of 70‑year‑old Henryk G., which occurred on the night of September 25‑26, 2025, in Sulejówko. 43‑year‑old Adam P. was charged under Article 148 § 1 of the Criminal Code and placed in temporary detention for three months.

Body found amidst alcohol binge

Police were dispatched to a property in Sulejówko after a telephone report of a possible deceased resident. The scene was chaotic, with signs of an alcohol binge, and the body of Henryk G. was discovered in one room. A medical officer declared a death on site, without ruling out third‑party involvement.

Autopsy confirms strangulation

Based on initial findings, the prosecutor ordered an autopsy. The internal examination revealed that Henryk G. had been strangled. Investigators then carried out interrogations and secured evidence relating to the case.

Arrests and evidence

Collected evidence led to the arrest of three persons, including 43‑year‑old Adam P., who was an acquaintance of the victim. The evidence shows that the suspect and the victim were drinking together on the day of the incident, after which the suspect deliberately killed the victim.

Charges and temporary detention

On October 3, 2025, the prosecutor charged Adam P. with murder under Article 148 § 1 of the Criminal Code. He confessed during interrogation. At the prosecutor’s request, the district court in Mińsk Mazowiecki applied temporary detention for three months on October 4, 2025.

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