They met over the internet. He lured Danuta home and strangled her. In the next room sat his wife and children

The tragic event took place on the night of August 12/13, 2011. Krzysztof K. lured the victim to his apartment and then killed her. His wife helped him clean up and hide evidence of the crime. Together they wrapped the corpse in a carpet and threw it in the garbage. Later, they tried to sell the murdered woman’s belongings. One of them was recognized by her friend.

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He lured her into the apartment and killed her with a hammer. His wife and children were in the next room

Danuta left her home in Łódź, telling her relatives that she was going to the gallery to meet a friend. When she didn’t return, the search began. During the investigation, it turned out that on that day the woman went to meet the then 31-year-old Krzysztof, whom she met on the Internet. When she was lured to his , the man struck her with a hammer and then strangled her. His wife, Marta, helped him clean up the evidence of the crime, and she was present in the apartment all the time. In addition, the couple’s children, aged 3 and 5, were in the other room.

They were selling things they had stolen from the victim. One of them was recognized by her friend

The spouses wrapped Danuta’s body in a carpet and threw it in the trash. They later sold her car and tried to find buyers for other stolen items. Among them was the navigation, which they put on the auction site. Danuta’s friend recognized her. As a result, the couple ended up in the hands of investigators. The body of the murdered woman was found several days later in a landfill.

The killer was sentenced to life imprisonment. His wife to 9 years in prison

During the interrogation, Krzysztof K. confessed to committing the murder. Initially, he also admitted that she only helped him clean up, dispose of the corpses and sell looted items. He later changed his testimony and blamed her for complicity. Marta K. did not admit to this act. According to the prosecution, the couple implemented a mutually agreed plan. Ultimately, the court found the first testimony of the accused to be credible. In November 2012, the man was sentenced to life imprisonment, and his wife to 9 years in prison. Although the defense appealed against the sentence, it was upheld by the Court of Appeal in Łódź in 2013. Its justification has been classified.