Bulgaria Investigating Six Mountain Deaths As Group Suicide And Murder
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Bulgarian authorities are investigating six deaths in two incidents in the country’s northwestern mountains as a suspected murder-suicide case linked to one of the dead, a cave explorer who established himself as a Buddhist spiritual teacher.
On Friday, the prosecution sent a detailed report to MPs amid concerns about the alleged lack of institutional response to earlier warnings of wrongdoing connected to the cave explorer, 51-year-old Ivaylo Kalushev.
Six people were found dead at two separate crime scenes but motives behind the incidents remain vague. The mysterious deaths by shooting have been dubbed ‘Bulgaria’s Twin Peaks’ by media.
On February 2, police arrived at the Petrohan mountain lodge, 62 kilometres from the nearest border point with Serbia, to find three men shot in the head. On Thursday, forensic analysis of the dead suggested that they died from likely self-inflicted gun shots, fired from point-blank range.
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