Son confesses to killing parents in New York after 8 years.
According to inkorr.com: In New York, known for its vibrant life, a shocking television interview took place. 53-year-old Lorenz Kraus admits that he killed his parents eight years ago. This information emerged during an investigation into social payment fraud when the police noticed that the elderly continued to receive payments despite not being seen for a long time.
Confession of the crime
Kraus claims that his actions were motivated by 'mercy.' His parents, who survived terrible times during World War II, suffered from severe illnesses. After the shocking interview, the man was arrested and charged with the murder of two people. However, Lorenz's lawyer denies his guilt.
“I fulfilled my duty to my parents. My concern for their suffering was my highest priority,” Kraus said in a well-known publication. He also noted that his parents were aware of their demise at the hands of their son.
Tragic events in the world
Meanwhile, other horrific events occurred in the world: the murder of a Ukrainian immigrant and a shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, resulting in the deaths of two children and wounding another 17 individuals.
This news tells of a striking case where a man confesses to the murder of his parents, justifying his actions with 'mercy.' However, the police consider him guilty of a horrific crime, and the developments in this case draw public attention to the issue of social payments and personal tragedies.
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