Austrian man kills woman, stashes body pieces in freezer to eat later

According to reports, the 63-year-old, from Vienna, has allegedly confessed.

Update: 2018-05-03 15:34 GMT
The discovery of human bones at the alleged murderer's former home in Brittany has sparked hope that the truth will prevail. (Photo: Pixabay)

An Austrian man has been accused of murdering and dismembering a woman before storing some of her body in a freezer to eat later.

According to reports, the 63-year-old, from Vienna, has allegedly confessed.

Prosecutor Verena Strnad told reporters on Wednesday that the suspect admitted to authorities he killed the unidentified woman in his flat at the end of March and cut her into pieces.

The woman’s torso, head and other parts were discovered in mid-April in the Neusiedler See, a lake southeast of Vienna where the suspect had a cabin and boat.

According to Austria’s APA news agency, police dogs had found DNA traces near the cabin. The body parts in the freezer were found during the ensuing search of his apartment.

According to a reports the victim was believed to have been aged between 20 and 30, slim, and between 155cm and 165cm tall.

Austria’s State Office of Criminal Investigation is conducting an international search to establish her identity, the paper reported.

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