The gypsy criminals murdered Marian Cozma will go on trial within three weeks

Policeman showing the shirt Marian Cozma wore during the night, when he was murdered. The left side of the shirt shows the cut where the knife penetrated Cozma’s heart.

The Marian Cozma murder investigation has been completed and police are ready to send the case to the court. The investigation produced 98 files and 13 thousand pages of written documents. Péter Pogány, the head of the investigation team named the murderer, who is Sándor Raffael. Police are charging 27 criminals in the case.

Police have a very detailed knowledge about the events took place in the disco during the night when Marian Cozma was murdered by a horde of gypsy criminals.

The gypsies arrived in town to settle issues with another gang; however, the rival gang didn't show up and the gypsies of Enying went to the Patriota disco to celebrate. According to police, the criminals virtually, invaded the place and pushed and shoved guests around as they entered into the disco. It was obvious that they were looking for fight.

Sándor Raffael, the murderer

They picked on Cozma because he was sticking out of the crowed by his size; they attacked him on the dance floor and in the fight, Sándor Raffael stabbed Cozma, the first time. Cozma fled but the gypsies caught up with him, on the street and Sándor Raffael stabbed him, the second time; this time, in his heart that proved to be fatal. This was the time when Zarko Sesum and Ivan Pesics got injured as they tried to aid the bleeding Cozma.

Right after the murder, Sándor Raffael and Győző Németh, the two main culprits, traveled to Budapest and stayed in a small apartment. The next morning Sándor Raffael’s head wounds that he received during the fight, had been treated by a health professional in a private hospital.

The following day, the two criminals received a car from an accomplice to flee to Austria. An aid drove in front of Raffael’s car to detect police presence on the highway. However, Austrian police captured them both, without incident.

According to Péter Pogány, the chief investigator of the case, none of the criminals showed remorse regarding the murder.

(blikk.hu - hungarianambiance.com)