Investigators dismantle defense of main suspect in Braila crime case. This was not the patient of murdered doctor

New circumstances have emerged in the Brăila crime case in which a female dentist was murdered in cold blood. After a thorough examination, it was determined that the main suspect, Mihaly Maricel, had not undergone any dental treatment recently and had not received anesthesia on the day of the murder.

Mihai Maricel’s claim that he would show up at the dentist’s office as a patient is contradicted by new evidence. Investigators have discovered that the main suspect in the Braila murder was never a patient of the dentist. In addition, forensic doctors are checking Maricel’s bank accounts to determine whether he was hired to kill the doctor.

The mystery surrounding Mihaly Maricel’s actions seems to deepen day by day. Investigators are conducting new examinations to find out new details that could help solve the case. Specifically, they want to find out if the killing of the doctor was really a contract assassination. Prosecutors checked Maricel’s bank accounts and the transactions he conducted. They want to find out if he somehow received money to carry out the assassination and if there was any payment between him and Dr. Marina Gavriel.

The banking sector is expected to provide extremely important data. Moreover, the internet search history in Maricel’s mobile phone raises big questions.

At 11:00 pm on the night of the crime, Maricel searched the profile website three times, looking for news about the progress of the investigation at the scene and the doctor’s murder. The next day, the same topic received more than 40 hits. The prosecutor believed that he showed a real interest in the ongoing investigation and especially in finding out the identity of the criminal. In addition to the evidence found at the crime scene, new discoveries were added that further linked Maricel to the crime that shocked the entire country.

Investigators found Maricel’s DNA on several items. First, on a wallet left by the sink, in the sterilization room where the lifeless body was also found.

The prosecutor conducted an in-depth analysis of the main suspect’s statement regarding his dental problems. The medical examiner, based on his expertise, determined that Maricel had not received any dental treatment recently. In addition, he did not receive any dental anesthesia on the day of the crime. He would indeed have more problems with his teeth. Based on the prosecutor’s latest findings, the magistrate decided to extend Maricel’s arrest warrant for 30 days.