As reported by the Swiss website blick.chOn February 13 this year, a 38-year-old woman was murdered in the municipality of Binningen in Switzerland. Foreign media, including dailymail.co.ukthey say that it is Kirsitina Joksimovic, who gained recognition a few years ago after reaching the final of the Miss Switzerland competition. Her husband, who was detained in connection with the case, is suspected of her murder. The man applied for release from custody, but the court rejected his application applicationAlong with the court's decision, Swiss media also published extremely brutal details of the case, including the ways in which Joksimovic's husband allegedly tried to dispose of her body.
Miss Switzerland finalist's husband allegedly dismembered her body. Media cites report
According to information from blick.ch, Joksimovic's husband he was supposed to confess to murder. Initially, he allegedly claimed that he killed his wife in self-defense, and in a panic, he dismembered her body in the laundry room. However, experts rejected his version – they did not see any traces that would indicate that he acted in self-defense. The report shows that woman died of suffocation. Her body was then allegedly cut up using a jigsaw, a knife and garden shears. Some of the parts were blended and dissolved in acid. According to the report, referred to by blick.ch, experts found that the man had:in. “lack of empathy and ruthlessness”. As the local news service adds bzbasel.chthe man had previously shown aggression towards his wife. He had allegedly choked her and pushed her against a wall.
Kirsitina Joksimovic's friend reacts to the tragedy
Kirsitina Joksimovic and her husband had two kidswhich were dealt with by the relevant services. In an interview with blick.ch, a friend of the Miss contest finalist revealed that her death was a huge shock and that she had not seen any signs that could indicate that something so terrible could happen. Another person from the couple's circle stated that the spouses had been going through a crisis for a long time, and that the police had allegedly come to their home several times.
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