The prosecutors said on Tuesday that a decades -old investigation contains an inquiry into a deadly gang’s scattle that can be re -opened to chase a unexplained edge.
The cold case, known as the “Crazy Killers of Brabant”, revolves around two waves of deadly supermarket robberies between 1982 and 1985, killing 28 people, including children.
The principles have been piled up over the years to explain the race of crime – which included small, and money an unexpected purpose.
A seriously the thesis was considered that it was a bid to destabilize the Belgium state by the current or former law enforcement officers, which was close to the distant authority.
Still never exploded the matter, prosecutors announced the closure in June last year.
On Monday, however, an appeal court in Mons’s city biased with a civil party for a case that asked two additional witnesses to hear.
A spokesman for the Federal Prosecutor Office told AFP, “The court accepted the request for these witnesses,” AFP told AFP, confirming a report in the Flemish newspaper Hate Neuvavasbad.
On November 9, 1985, when eight people died in an attack on a grocery store in Flemish City Allst, two brothers claimed that six people were seen running away from the scene in dark clothes.
Boys – at that time the age of seven and 10 years – said that they had dropped the registration number of the car, one of their hobbies at that time.
His notebook was handed over to investigators and logged into the case file, but the lead was not followed and brothers, now 47 and 50, never questioned.
Although the investigation was discontinued last year, the civil parties in the case still got the opportunity to request additional discovered steps – which many have done.
“We don’t want to give up,” Cristian Wandenbasche said, “The lawyers of relatives of the victims of the Alst attack filed for the two brothers should be heard.”
No one has been convicted in the case despite several overlapping investigations, dozens of ex -discoveries and even arrest charges, despite several overlapping investigations.
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