Tragedy in Plovdiv: Former Soldier Kills Wife and Grandson Before Suicide
Bulgarian authorities are investigating a tragic incident in the Plovdiv village of Popovitsa involving a double murder followed by suicide
Anna Moya worked as a freelance journalist and held dual citizenship – Bulgarian and American, the statement of the Bulgarian ministry says. Photo by You Tube
The Bulgarian journalist, 29, who was found dead in her apartment in the Belgian capital Brussels, her body covered with multiple stab wounds, has been killed by her husband, a Cuban.
The young woman has been identified as Anna Moya, she worked for an Iranian TV channel.
The murderer has surrendered to the police in Luxembourg, while still carrying the knife which he used.
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry officially confirmed the murder shortly after midday on Friday. According to information of the Belgian police Moya was killed at 7.30 pm on Thursday.
The victim worked as a freelance journalist and held dual citizenship – Bulgarian and American, the statement of the Bulgarian ministry says.
The woman's apartment is located close to the headquarters of the European institutions, a region, where most Bulgarian correspondents in Brussels live in.
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