Court documents reveal details of covert police operation as second man committed to stand trial over 1999 murder of Irma Palasics Melbourne man Joseph Vekony has been committed to stand trial over the 1999 murder of Canberra woman Irma Palasics during a violent home invasion, after he was identified by DNA at the scene.
Melbourne man Joseph Vekony, 68, is facing a total of eight charges including murder, aggravated burglary, armed robbery, assault and unlawful confinement.Police say both men were identified from DNA left at the scene — with Mr Fabriczy's DNA found on a milk container in the fridge, and Mr Vekony's on a water jug.
Police say the two men had already entered through a window, and rushed at Mr Palasics who said he didn't have time to defend himself.Mrs Palasics was later found dead after she was bound and gagged with tape.Police say the men had ransacked the house, and left after discovering $30,000 and jewellery in a hidden cupboard.
Police said he was later led to believe the syndicate had "significant" influence with a corrupt law enforcement officer, who Mr Fabriczy could call upon for any difficulties.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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