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Third Suspect Held in Motorworld Murder Case in Munich

Prosecutors say the killing appears driven by greed with all three suspects now in pretrial detention as investigators work to clarify each person’s role.

Overview

  • Investigators say 51-year-old businessman Jaroslav H. was killed at the Motorworld in Freimann and his body was later buried near the Barmsee after the crime on July 15th.
  • A third suspect, a 28-year-old Polish national, was arrested in late August and confirmed by the Munich public prosecutor to be in Untersuchungshaft on suspicion of murder.
  • Two earlier arrests included a 37-year-old (Azamat N.) taken into custody on July 19th and a 50-year-old Ukrainian detained on July 27th, and both remain in pretrial detention.
  • Prosecutors and the Munich homicide unit say they are investigating a financial motive and that the victim had at least one business relationship with a suspect, but they have not publicly detailed who did what.
  • Police conducted wide searches, including in the Ebersberger Forst, and plan further probes and legal steps as evidence is reviewed and charges are prepared against the three men.