Three mysterious deaths of seniors in Warsaw. They died in recent days

The body of a 73-year-old woman was found on Tuesday in an apartment in Warsaw's Ursynów district. Initial findings indicate that the senior citizen was strangled and then robbed. The police are said to have detained a man in connection with the case. The media speculate that the crime may be connected to two other similar murders in the capital that occurred over the course of about a week.

The first of the tragic discoveries was made a week ago in an apartment on Franciszkańska Street in the Śródmieście district. An 80-year-old woman living there was strangled, and the perpetrator took jewelry, electronics and works of art from her apartment.

The next crime took place last Sunday in Warsaw's Ochota district , on Trojdena Street. At around 11 a.m., the police were called to the apartment of an 89-year-old woman . According to the Warsaw Police Headquarters, the woman's daughter-in-law alerted the services.

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Unofficial reports suggest that valuable paintings and jewelry were also missing from the murdered woman's apartment. The senior citizen's neighbor reportedly told police that she saw two perpetrators, whose descriptions she gave.

The media link the described crimes to the third brutal murder that took place on the night from Monday to Tuesday at Wąwozowa Street in Ursynów . In an apartment on the second floor, the body of an approximately 73-year-old woman was discovered.

Secured evidence indicates that third parties contributed to her death. Like the two previous victims, the third one also died from strangulation.

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This time, the perpetrator was supposed to have tried to leave through a window, jumping onto a terrace on the ground floor, but unofficially it is said that he was caught while escaping . According to the media, the man was taken to the Warsaw Police Headquarters, which in turn informs that "actions are ongoing" . The District Prosecutor's Office is silent on the subject. The services do not reveal whether the cases are related.