In august 2013 Martha was allowed to go to Poland.
She fulfills the request of one of the Garda officers, and sends postcards with greetings to the Garda post. She attaches a commemorative 1 grosz “for luck”.
This sending was treated as taunting of Garda. The proceedings were initiated, fingerprints were taken from the postcard and 1 grosz.
Prosecutor, during the trial in court, said that Martha used the car as a “murder weapon”.
It’s probably the first case in history of European forensics, that nobody has taken fingerprints from the “murder weapon”.
Sticking to the terminology of the prosecutor:
Due to the lack of fingerprints taken from the car – the prosecutor doesn’t even knows who held this alleged “murder weapon”, who pulled the symbolic “trigger”.
Stating, that Martha’s car was used as a “murder weapon” is far from truth.
Why prosecutor’s statement, that Martha’s car was used as a “murder weapon” can’t be true?
Or maybe Garda’s actions were correct?
Fingerprints were not taken from the car, only water samples were taken: both from the river (site of accident) and from the sea (place where Csaba’s body was found).
The cause of Csaba’s death was not car but… water.
No fingerprints were taken from Martha’s car – Volkswagen Passat.
No fingerprints were taken from:
