On Thursday, 13 November, police confirmed the identities of three adults—aged 32, 55, and 56—found dead in a car parked in a garage in the village of Chociwie, central Poland.
Police Confirm Tragedy
On Thursday evening, 13 November, authorities verified that three people were discovered in a vehicle parked in a garage on a property in Chociwie, Łódź Voivodeship. The deceased were 32, 55, and 56 years old and were related.
Village Residents Report Family Distress
According to village head Stanisław Burzyński, neighbours first noticed something was wrong when a 55‑year‑old woman and her 56‑year‑old brother had been missing for two days. A neighbour entered the property with a local shop worker, who uncovered the tragic scene. Residents expressed concern about the 32‑year‑old son, who had recently returned home after psychiatric treatment and had a history of drug problems.
Suspected Local Resident Known to Police
Local reports indicate that the youngest victim, a 32‑year‑old man, had previously caused disturbances and was considered dangerous by municipal police. Witnesses heard that he allegedly inflicted harm on his mother and uncle before the fatal incident in the closed garage.
Investigation Underway
The Sieradz District Prosecutor’s Office is currently gathering details. Prosecutor Jolanta Szkilnik said victims were secured and a post‑mortem is scheduled for Tuesday to determine the cause of death. Investigators await the results of the examination.
Support Services for Those in Crisis
People experiencing distress or thoughts of self‑harm are advised to call free, 24‑hour helplines: Adult Crisis Support Center 800‑70‑2222; Youth Helpline 116‑111; Adult Emotional Support 116‑123. Immediate crisis situations can be addressed by calling 112 or going to a local psychiatric emergency department.