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MADRID, February 15 (EFE) – A man arrested last month in a town near the Spanish capital Madrid and on trial for the murder of three brothers is suspected of bludgeoning his cellmate to death, police told EFE on Thursday. Told.
Dilawar Hussain FC, 42, from Pakistan, has been detained at Extremera Prison on the outskirts of Madrid (an area of the prison where difficult inmates are held) since January 24.
During his pre-trial detention, he shared a cell with a 39-year-old inmate from Bulgaria, identified as AAV.
Hussein turned himself in to the Spanish Civil Guard on January 22 after confessing to killing three elderly brothers in Morata de Tajunha over a reported €60,000 (just over $64,000) debt. was arrested on the day.
The sisters were victims of an online romance scam, took out high-interest loans with the suspect, and ended up bankrupt. They also asked loved ones and neighbors for financial support.
Their bodies had been discovered days before his confession, but according to court testimony, he had murdered them with an iron rod on December 17, leaving their burned bodies in the early stages of decomposition. This was over a month before it was discovered. EFE
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