US EditionIs the wanted Jacek Jaworek dead? There is an official statement from the prosecutor's office
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DNA tests confirmed that the remains were found in Dąbrowa Zielona (Częstochowa County). The regional prosecutor's office in Częstochowa confirmed this on Thursday. The man, who investigators believe committed a triple murder, had been wanted for over three years. The man's body with a gunshot wound to the head was found on Friday, July 19th, near a local sports club field. Preliminary findings from the inspection - conducted with the involvemen…
“In the course of the investigation, the prosecutor obtained the opinion of an expert in the field of genetic research regarding the comparison of the profile of the DNA sample that was taken from the corpse with the DNA profile of the wanted Jack Jawork.”
The prosecutor's office announced the results of an examination of a corpse found near the home of Jack Jawork, a man wanted for three years in connection with the triple homicide.
The man with a gunshot wound to the head, found in Dąbrowa Zielona, is Jacek Jaworek - this was officially confirmed by the District Prosecutor's Office in Częstochowa on Thursday. A man who, according to the findings of investigators, committed a triple homicide, has been wanted for more than three years.
Head injuries as a result of shooting with a firearm - this information was provided by the prosecutor's office, confirming that the corpse found in Dąbrowa Zielona is the body of Jack Jawork. Now investigators will determine the circumstances of his death and where the man was hiding. Since July 2021, Jaworek has been wanted for the triple murder of his brother, sister-in-law and nephew.
The man, whose body with a gunshot wound to the head was found in Dąbrowa Zielona, is Jacek Jaworek, who has been wanted for three years. The information in the case was provided by the prosecutor's office on Thursday after receiving DNA tests.
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