Salzgitter (Lower Saxony) – Over 30 investigators were looking for the body of Ingrid B. (42) in Salzgitter. They bored holes, used sonar to search for cavities in floors and walls, and used sniffer dogs. Vain!
After three days the search in the former family house was canceled!
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It’s about murder!
The suspicion
The mother of two sons was killed. The family house was built by her husband Toni (now 77), known locally as the “best bricklayer”. It was also he who had last seen her. According to his information, Ingrid B. left the house early on Sunday morning, February 2, 1992. Without money, suitcases or papers!
Hans Christian Wolters, spokesman for the Braunschweig public prosecutor, on BILD: “We searched the basement because we found the most realistic testimony to find the woman’s remains there. We broke off our search in the house and at the new place of residence of the accused on Wednesday morning without result. The secured documents from both objects are now evaluated. If these do not reveal anything, we will have to discontinue the case for the third time. “
Further: “Even if we haven’t found anything, it doesn’t mean that we have proven the man’s innocence. He has to continue to live with the fact that the rumors that he was her alleged murderer persist. “
Did husband Ingrid B. kill? Police are looking for a corpse in the brickwork
04/11/2021