Spain’s “love scam” triple murder suspect, investigation into murder of roommate

The Madrid region’s Supreme Court said in a statement that he is currently under investigation for allegedly killing his cellmate in prison on Thursday.

The newspaper said, “Dilawar, who is accused of killing three elderly people in the city of Morata de Tajuna in December last year, will be investigated on suspicion of intentional murder in this new case. “This will happen,” he said, without providing further details.

Spanish media said the prisoner, a 39-year-old Bulgarian national, was found dead in the same cell as Dilawar, suffering from several bruises.

The bodies of the three brothers, all in their 70s, were discovered in January after neighbors raised the alarm after they had not been seen for several weeks.

Authorities believe the brothers were bludgeoned to death with iron bars in December, and parts of their bodies were later burned.

Spanish media, citing local residents, said the tragedy was likely related to a fake love affair online, with the two sisters apparently starting what appeared to be long-distance relationships with two U.S. military personnel. I told him.

They were led to believe that one of the soldiers had died and the other needed money to transfer a multi-million euro inheritance, leaving the sisters in huge debt.

Initially, they started borrowing money from their neighbors.

During that time, Dilawar reportedly lent the sisters at least 50,000 euros ($55,000), which they never repaid, leading to a violent attack on one of the sisters. caused an attack.

He was released in September after spending several months in prison last year for hitting one of his sisters in the head with a hammer at their home, where he lived as a tenant.

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