After thirteen years of silence and deep repression, Lilla Gyöngyi, the sister of Bence Szita, who was brutally murdered at the age of 11 in 2012, has come before the public for the first time. The incomprehensible family tragedy – in which the little boy was tortured and buried alive in the Sántos forest by his foster father's then partner, Erika Polcz, and two homeless companions, József Bogdán and József Kertész – shook the entire country. Th…
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After thirteen years of silence and deep repression, Lilla Gyöngyi, the sister of Bence Szita, who was brutally murdered at the age of 11 in 2012, has come before the public for the first time. The incomprehensible family tragedy – in which the little boy was tortured and buried alive in the Sántos forest by his foster father's then partner, Erika Polcz, and two homeless companions, József Bogdán and József Kertész – shook the entire country. Th…