A former porn star, Katalin Erzsebet Bradacs, living in Italy has been arrested for allegedly killing her two-year-old son. The alleged murder took place on October 1.
The accused former porn star, Katalin Erzsebet Bradacs, was arrested after she placed her son Alex Juhasz’s body on the counter of a supermarket. She is suspected to have killed the child over a custody battle with his father, Norbert Juhasz.
As reported by Yahoo News, Bradacs walked into a Lidl store in Città della Pieve, placed Juhasz’s body on the counter, and started shouting for help.
She was arrested after the boy’s father, who lives in Hungary, informed Italian law enforcement authorities that he had received an image of his dying son on his phone shortly before Bradacs arrived at the supermarket.
The police recovered a knife which was allegedly used to stab Alex from the former porn star’s bag. They also found the child’s blood-soaked t-shirt and Bradacs’ jumper in a nearby abandoned building.
Alex’s body had at least nine stab wounds across his chest and neck. It was learned that Bradacs had separated from Norbert and the couple was fighting a legal battle to seek custody of the child.
Norbert reportedly told the investigators that Bradacs had fled to Italy with their child after a court in Hungary granted him Alex’s custody.
The investigators suspect Bradacs might have killed Alex to take revenge against Norbert. While she has been sent to prison.
After she was arrested, when she was questioned by police Bradacs repeatedly stated: “I did not kill my son.” Bradacs reportedly gave three contradictory accounts of the events before deciding to stop talking, on the advice of her lawyer, Enrico Renzoni.
Witnesses reported that Bradacs had been mistreating her son the day before his death. Bradacs also has an 18-year-old son who lives in Hungary and whose father is deceased.
Katalin Erzsebet Bradacs Case: 10 Things About Ex-Pornstar Accused Of Killing Son
Katalin Erzsebet Bradacs Case: The ex-Hungarian pornstar was recently arrested in Italy for allegedly stabbing her two-year-old son to death. She had walked into a Lidl store on October 1, seeking help for her injured son. The case took a shocking turn when the Italian police found a knife in her purse. Bradacs reportedly did this to spite her separated partner.
Bradacs gave the police three contradictory statements about the crime, and later, on the advice of her lawyer, chose to remain silent. Her former partner said that she had moved to Italy after losing a custodial battle against him in the Hungarian court.
Here are 10 things to know about the case:
- Katalin Erzsebet Bradacs, 44, walked into a Lidl store in Città della Pieve, Italy, and rushed her injured son onto the counter, asking for help.
- On investigation, Italian police found a knife inside her handbag and charged her for the murder of her two-year-old son.
- Alex, the son, had been stabbed nine times across his chest and neck. His bloodied t-shirt and Bradacs’s jumper were later discovered in an abandoned building nearby.
- Investigators believe that the crime was committed to seeking revenge on her former husband, Norbert Juhasz. They had reportedly been in a nasty custody battle. Juhasz her former partner won the custody battle.
- According to Juhasz, Bradacs fled to Italy last month with their son Alex, after he had won the custodial battle.
- In Italy, Bradacs lived in the house of a man, in the Tuscan town of Chiusi Scalo. The man managed the nightclub in the town, and Bradacs worked there.
- Bradacs reportedly told the police that she had not killed her son, as she gave three contradictory statements regarding the events of the crime. She then chose to remain silent on the advice of her attorney, Enrico Renzoni.
- Norbert Juhasz, her ex-husband said that he got to know about Bradacs killing their son through a friend, with whom she had reportedly talked about the crime. She then sent a picture of Alex’s body to Juhasz, writing “now it will no longer belong to anyone”, after which the police took action.
- Juhasz said that he approached authorities in Hungary when he could not find Bradacs, who was supposed to deliver Alex that day to him for custody.
- The police in Hungary told him that it was not a crime and that he could appeal, but took up international investigation when the murder of their son was reported.
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