It was the father of the former Miss Switzerland, who was dismembered in her home in February, who made the horrific discovery when he noticed her blonde hair sticking out of a rubbish bag, after sharing his concerns about a meal with his alleged killer.
For hours, [le mari de la victime] He acted as if nothing had happened, talking to his father and making dinner for everyone before putting the children to bed, a family friend told the Daily Mail on Monday, according to The Independent.
On February 13, Kristina Joksimovic's father, 38, went to his daughter's home after receiving a call from the nursery indicating that the mother had not come to pick up her children that day, according to British media.
Except that when she arrived home, her husband, who the local press knew by the pseudonym Thomas, allegedly feigned ignorance to her in-laws, stating only that the thirty-year-old had been “going out like this for a long time,” referring to a family friend.
Then, several hours later at home, the victim's father noticed a long blonde hair through a trash bag in the laundry room, a stone's throw from the children's playroom.
He then allegedly ran out of the garage “screaming”, before asking a passerby to call the police immediately, according to The Independent.
According to autopsy reports, the former Miss Switzerland finalist, who won the title of Miss Northwest Switzerland in 2007, was strangled before her body was “dismembered in the laundry room with a saw, a knife and pruning shears,” Swiss media FM1 reported today.
His body also showed previous signs of blunt force trauma, according to British media.
For his part, her 41-year-old husband defended himself at the opening of his trial last week, claiming that his partner had tried to attack him with a knife.
