A 54-year-old man and his 20-year-old daughter have been arrested and charged with a series of heinous crimes that have sent shockwaves through the community. Mariusz Duszyński, a Gdańsk Regional Prosecutor’s Office prosecutor, confirmed that the 54-year-old suspect faces five charges, including three counts of newborn murder and two counts of incest.
The charges of incest are related to two daughters with whom the man allegedly engaged in a disturbing relationship. Before his arrest, the man’s 20-year-old daughter, Paulina, was also charged with three counts, two related to newborn murder and one to incest.
This horrifying case came to light on Friday when the remains of the first two newborns were discovered in the basement of a house in the village of Czerniki, located in the Kaszubach region. Police officers made the gruesome discovery, and subsequently, the third set of remains was unearthed on Saturday morning.
Law enforcement officials work diligently at the crime scene, investigating the circumstances surrounding these tragic events. In response to this horrific crime, the police arrested 54-year-old Piotr G. and his 20-year-old daughter. Both suspects were formally charged on Saturday. Prosecutor Duszyński has refrained from disclosing any details regarding the statements made by the accused individuals.
On Sunday, a post-mortem examination will be conducted on the remains of the newborns to ascertain crucial evidence in this case. Additionally, the prosecutor’s office will determine whether to file applications for temporary detention against the suspects.
The shocking nature of the charges has left the local community stunned and deeply disturbed. Neighbors and friends of the family are struggling to come to terms with the allegations, and the entire town of Czerniki is in mourning over the tragic loss of innocent lives.
As the investigation unfolds, questions abound about how such horrific acts could have occurred within this seemingly peaceful community. Authorities are working tirelessly to uncover the full extent of the crimes and provide justice for the victims.