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01.11.2026
CYPRUS POLICE
09:33

The body of the unfortunate Olga is in an early stage of decomposition; the 43-year-old man was re-arrested for premeditated murder

He hit her on the head and threw her into a well in saittas
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The 43-year-old man, who admitted to killing 61-year-old Olga in Limassol, was re-arrested on charges of premeditated murder, and then dumping her body in a well in Saittas.

According to the official police statement, following an investigation by the Limassol Criminal Investigation Department into a case of kidnapping with intent to commit premeditated murder, and as part of ongoing interrogations, the 43-year-old suspect, who has confessed to the crime, admitted yesterday to committing the murder of the missing woman.

READ ALSO: He struck Olga on the head and threw her into the well on her farm—everything we know about the brutal murder

He then pointed out a specific spot to investigators where, according to his claims, he had dumped the woman’s body.

Members of the Limassol Criminal Investigation Department, in collaboration with members of the Special Disaster Response Unit (EMAK), went to the location, where a woman’s body was located and recovered from a drainage shaft.

According to the autopsy conducted at the scene by Medical Examiner Nicolas Charalambous, the body was in the early stages of decomposition and bore multiple head injuries.

READ ALSO: This is where the body of the unfortunate Olga was found; initial examinations indicate a blow to the head with a blunt object (PHOTO)

The legally mandated autopsy on the body is expected to be performed today by medical examiner Nikolaos Charalambous at Nicosia General Hospital.

The 43-year-old was re-arrested shortly after midnight today, pursuant to an arrest warrant, in connection with an investigation into the crime of premeditated murder, and is expected to be brought before the Limassol District Court this morning for a detention hearing.

The Limassol CID is continuing its investigation.

READ ALSO: Thriller in Limassol: The shocking evidence pointing to murder “behind” Olga’s disappearance

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