On 17 October, the District Prosecutor’s Office in Nowy Sącz disclosed fresh information about a macabre killing in Barcice, announcing the arrest of a 25‑year‑old co‑habitant.
New Information Released by Prosecutors
On Friday 17 October, the press spokesperson for the District Prosecutor’s Office in Nowy Sącz briefed the media on the Barcice case. Fresh details were presented regarding the investigation and ongoing proceedings.
Discovery and Victims
Three bodies were found in the kitchen of one household: a 52‑year‑old woman and two men aged 45 and 66. The remains were discovered in an empty house within the Stary Sącz municipality.
Arrest, Motive, and Initial Charge
The 25‑year‑old man who lived with the victims was detained. He has officially denied the accusations but his statements indicate acknowledgment of the crimes. Prosecutors have charged him with three counts of intentional murder.
Psychiatric History and Ongoing Investigation
Investigators will engage psychiatric experts to assess whether his mental state at the time of the crime might have influenced the incident. The suspect has no prior criminal record.
Police Interventions and Potential Impact
Information obtained suggests multiple police interventions at the residence. Prosecutors will examine the nature and timing of these interventions, which may have had an effect on the case.
Forensic Examination and Timing of Death
A forensic examination of the victims’ bodies has been ordered. Initial findings indicate the deaths occurred a few hours before the bodies were discovered.
