Killer of 6-year-old girl might not have worked alone

There is a shocking twist in the investigation of the murder of 6-year-old Leonetta in Szekszárd, Hungary. Dániel K, 19, who is being suspected of killing the girl, might not have worked alone.

The young man is now denying killing the little girl as opposed to his previous confession. According to him, he was not alone in the fatal hour. This statement seems to be proved by evidence: there is someone else’s DNA on the rock with which the girl was beaten, reported Blikk.

“The sample is not suitable to be compared to all the registered DNA, but it is possible to compare it to one person’s,” said Gábor Székely, the leading attorney of the Fight of Hopeless Cases Legal Protection Association.

According to experts, the teen who is being accused of the murder has already named a person, who he thinks the DNA belongs to. The police have allegedly questioned this person already, as a witness. Back then, he himself offered the police to take a DNA sample, but it never happened.

“The indictment was completed without the examination of this extra DNA. That is why I am requesting further investigation into it,” added Székely.

The supposed partner in crime also lives in the area; only a few houses away. However, towards the end of the investigation, he disappeared. Cameras recorded as Dániel K. walked to the bank of the stream with the little girl, but there is more than one route to get there, so they can not rule out the possibility of another person being responsible for the tragedy.