In Poland, a farm owner, his wife, and an employee dismembered a Ukrainian and started a fire to cover up the evidence

In Poland, an Ukrainian man was killed, dismembered, and then set on fire on a farm to cover up the traces of the crime. Polish police responded to a fire call at the specified farm.

At the scene, they discovered the body of a 48-year-old Ukrainian citizen.

According to Wiadomosci, the man was working at a local farm in the Polish village of Rokiciny without an employment contract. Three individuals are detained on suspicion of murder: the farm owner, his wife, and another worker.

Charges of murder with particular cruelty have been brought against the 37-year-old and 34-year-old men, while the 35-year-old woman is charged with failing to provide assistance to the victim and concealing evidence of the crime. One man and the woman admitted to their involvement.

Prosecutors state that the motive, as described by one of the suspects, is “irrational and detached from reality.” The motive is still being investigated.