The Elderly Priest From Paloznak Was Murdered in 1991, and the Prosecutor General's Office Has Now Filed Charges in the Case After 35 Years
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The case of the priest in Paloznak was for a long time one of the oldest unsolved murders in Hungary.
Two brothers have been charged in a 1991 homicide in Paloznak, and were identified after examining old fingerprints.
The Prosecutor's Office of the Vesprim district brought charges against two brothers of Romanian nationality for the murder of a parish priest in the town of Paloznak.
For a long time, the perpetrators believed they had gotten away with it, but a re-examination of the previously recorded fingerprints and the results of a European-level investigation led to the arrest of the foreign brother and sister pair, now aged 55 and 57.
The older man accused of aggravated murder denies it, but his brother admitted to being at the scene of the murder. The post Life imprisonment requested for the killer of the priest in Paloznak after thirty-five years first appeared on 24.hu.
On August 26, 1991, during the night hours, the parish priest of Csopak-Paloznak was murdered in the parish of Paloznak. The Veszprém County Prosecutor's Office has now filed charges against two brothers of Romanian nationality in the case: according to the charges, the older man may be responsible as an accomplice and his brother as an accessory for the multiple murder.
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