Aafter New York Police DepartmentA 44-year-old man was arrested Thursday in the death of a 51-year-old Orsolya Gaal, discovered in a holdall in Queens over the weekend.

NYPD detective chief James vinegarsays David Bonola is charged with second-degree murder, first-degree criminal manipulation and fourth-degree criminal firearms possession. He was due to be charged later in the day on Thursday.

Bonola confessed to police after his arrest, according to a police officer. At a news conference Thursday, Essig claimed Bonola made “incriminating statements.”

Essig said the investigation is ongoing and no suspects have been identified.

A deadly affair

Authorities believe Gaal and Bonola, a handyman employed by her family, had an intimate relationship, police said based on the preliminary investigation.

According to police, the relationship had been “on and off” for about two years and was “being mooted” when Gaal was killed early Saturday.

Gaal went to and returned to a show on Friday night forest mountains home around 12:20 a.m. Saturday, according to investigators, according to vinegar.

According to Essig, Bonola arrived at the house shortly after. He was either allowed in or he used a spare key.

An argument ensued, culminating in a violent confrontation in the home’s basement, during which Essig claimed that Bonola stabbed Gaal “recklessly and brutally.” 55 timesthey kill.

Afterwards, Bonola is accused of stuffing Gaal’s body in a hockey bag and “rolling the body down the sidewalks and leaving a bloody trail down the streets of Forest Hills,” according to the video.

A horrifying discovery

According to Essig, a member of the public discovered her body in a bag just before 8 a.m. Saturday.

The NYPD previously said a suspicious bloody bag had been reported nearby Metropolitan Avenue and Jackie Robinson Parkway. Officials discovered an unconscious and unresponsive woman in a duffel bag, and she was pronounced dead by rescue workers.

According to the NYPD, a trail of blood led to this 72-24 Juno Street, about half a mile northwest of where the bag was discovered. Gaal, who resided at Juno Street, has been identified as the woman.

According to the Office of the New York CoronerGaal’s cause of death was ruled a sharp laceration to the neck and her cause of death was manslaughter.

Lots of evidence against Bonola

Essig said Thursday that investigators found the jacket Bonola was wearing when Gaal was killed. At another location, they discovered boots, a T-shirt, and bloody bandages. According to Essig, Bonola was treated for wounds on both hands at a local hospital later on Saturday.

The knife believed to have been used in Gaal’s murder was also recovered by police. The knife matched other knives found in the apartment Deputy Chief Commanding Officer of Queens North Julie Morrill.

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After police were notified, they began looking for answers about Cole’s whereabouts. This included searching her home. When they arrived at the property, they didn’t see any signs of a struggle, but they did notice a shotgun in a bedroom. Eventually, they learned that it had been given to her by Jason Garland, a handyman that Cole had employed. When asked about the gun, Garland said that he had given it to her because she had been “afraid” but didn’t elaborate.

During the search, officials also found her cell phone. Later, they retrieved text messages between Cole and Demich, another handyman who had completed work for her. One message, in particular, that was sent after the concert stated that she would call him on Saturday. It also revealed that she had sent him some money through Cash App. However, when they looked through Demich’s phone, they could not locate the text, leading them to believe that it had been deleted.

Demich denied being at Cole’s home, despite Lyft account data showing that he had taken a ride from his home to hers on February 24 at 7:06 PM.

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The builder, who is accused of murdering a doctor and her teenage daughter, has now filed another complaint intruded into the house and struck their lives rather than a ghost, a court heard.

Shahbaz Khan, 51, was found guilty of the murders of Dr. Saman Mir Sacharvi, 49, and her 14-year-old daughter Vian Mangrio arrested near Burnley, Lancashire.

The Craftsman said beforehand He had seen police officers a 620-year-old “Jinn” named Robert and his “ex-wife Rita” when they were in the house of Dr. Sacharvi worked.

He also wrote to various people from the prison saying Rita and Dr. Sacharvi would have killed Vian before an “angry” Robert went upstairs and killed the psychiatrist, Preston Crown Court heard.

Today Khan told District Attorney David McLachlan QC that he now believes another person entered the Burnley home and committed suicide after leaving the address at around 10 p.m. on September 30th last year.

Dr. Saman Mir Sacharvi, 49, and her 14-year-old daughter Vian Mangrio were found dead in their smoke and fire damaged home near Burnley, Lancashire, in October

Investigation teams outside the mother and daughter’s property after their deaths

In court, Mr. McLachlan asked, “You now accept that it’s not the jinns?”

Khan replied, “Now I’m on medication. I take eight to ten tablets a day to make my brain feel a little better. ‘

The defendant, who previously made repairs to Dr. Sacharvi had performed home, had arrived at her address near Burnley, Lancashire, just before 11:50 a.m. on September 30, where he was expected to continue further construction, the court was told.

But on October 1st, Dr. Sacharvi, a psychiatrist with the Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust, and her daughter found dead in their smoke and fire damaged home.

The defendant, a retired computer network engineer in his native Pakistan, is alleged to be Dr. Strangled Sacharvi and then assaulted her daughter when she returned from school.

He was then said to have started fires on the Reedley estate, including the severe burning of Vian in the lounge, an attempt to kill Dr. Set fire to Sacharvi in ​​the upstairs front bedroom, and another fire in the kitchen.

Mr. McLachlan said, “You put something around Dr. Sacharvi and pulled it as hard as you could until she stopped breathing.”

Khan said, ‘That is not true.’

Mr McLachlan said, “Did you kneel on her back and wait for your 14 year old daughter to get on?”

“No,” replied the defendant.

Vian Mangrio was described by her father as a “loving, caring, intelligent and gifted child”

Flowers left at the Burnley crime scene after mother and daughter died

The prosecutor continued, “Did you use your school tie to kill her?”

Khan said, ‘No.’

Khan, who also worked part-time as a customer assistant at Tesco in Burnley, said he was “like a family friend” and Vian was “like a daughter” to the couple.

During his 10 hours at the address on September 30, the internet router went inactive just before 1:50 p.m. and Dr. Sacharvi and Vian – who are missing – were separated later that afternoon.

Khan denied responsibility, saying none of them complained to him about the problems while he was there.

The father of four was arrested on the morning of October 1, three days after the police discovered the two victims.

Police found tens of thousands of pounds worth of jewelry belonging to Dr.

A purple Samsung phone was also recovered from his address, which on the morning of September 30th contained Google searches for “possessed” and “definitely possessed”.

Khan told the court that the phone was accessible to all his family and that he had not carried out the searches.

He said his English was “not good” and he didn’t know the meaning of the word.

Last year, Vian’s father, Dr. Shaukat Mangrio told his daughter how his “loving, caring, intelligent and gifted child” had dreamed of attending Cambridge University.

“She had a bright future, which unfortunately came up short,” he said.

“She was a young lady with a beautiful smile; she was alive and lighting up a room when she walked into it; She had a zest for life, fashion, art and the passion to pursue a legal career.

“It was her dream to be admitted to Cambridge University and I have no doubt that she would have achieved that goal and more.

“I am deeply saddened and heartbroken that she is no longer with us and is unable to lead a life that she deserves.

“I miss my Vian, whose company I loved very much and of whom I would never tire; beyond that there was no joy. She was an innocent child, pure and full of hope, that I lived for; she was my friend, my life, my everything. ‘

Burnley Khan denies that he was ruthless on two counts of murder and one arson incident.

His wife, Rabia Shahbaz, 45, also from Burnley, denies having committed an act intended to pervert the course of public justice, namely giving Khan a false alibi.

The process will continue on Monday.

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The builder, accused of murdering a doctor and her teenage daughter in her home, tried to put the blame for the deaths on the schoolgirl, a jury heard.

Shahbaz Khan, 51, who died last year for the murders of Dr.

The handyman wrote “Covid-19 house, my mother is angry” and “Help me” on the walls inside the property to blame Ms. Mangrio for her mother’s death, prosecutors said today.

Khan, who previously worked for Dr. Sacharvi had made repairs at home, had arrived at her address near Burnley, Lancashire, just before 11:50 a.m. on September 30, where he was expected to continue further construction, the court was told.

But on October 1st, Dr. Sacharvi, a doctor with the Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust, and her daughter found dead in their smoke and fire damaged home.

Dr. Saman Mir Sacharvi, 49, and her 14-year-old daughter Vian Mangrio were found dead in their smoke and fire damaged home near Burnley, Lancashire, in October

Investigation teams outside the mother and daughter’s property after their deaths

Autopsy revealed that the doctor died of pressure on the neck and the schoolgirl died of suffocation.

David McLachlan QC, who opened the case, said the previous week the doctor picked her daughter up early from school after reporting Covid-19 symptoms.

The clinician emailed colleagues at the NHS on Sept. 28 to inform them that they are self-isolating while waiting for Miss Mangrio’s coronavirus test result, which later turned out negative.

When the police and crime scene investigators received the address, they saw writing on the walls, the prosecutor said.

Mr McLachlan said, “The letter said things like ‘Covid-19 house, my mother is bad”, “Covid home” and “Help me”.

“It is the prosecution’s case that this was a cynical attempt by Shahbaz Khan to break the relationship between Dr. Portraying Saman and her daughter Vian Mangrio as bitter in order to turn the guilt away from him. An attempt to blame Vian Mangrio for her mother’s death. ‘

Khan arrived at the address where he was expected to continue construction work shortly before 11:50 a.m. on September 30, the court said.

A short time later, Dr. Sacharvi emailed a colleague and was supposed to be in a Microsoft Teams meeting between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., but didn’t attend and WiFi was down from about 1:50 p.m.

It is alleged that Khan killed the doctor before Miss Mangrio got home from school at 3:25 p.m. and then attacked her daughter.

The two victims’ cell phones were unplugged later that afternoon and Khan did not answer his phone when he left the house at 10 p.m., the court heard.

Vian Mangrio was described by her father as a “loving, caring, intelligent and gifted child”

Flowers left at the Burnley crime scene after mother and daughter died

Two small bottles of Blossom Hill rosé wine and a small bottle of strawberry and banana smoothie that the defendant bought the day before the murders were later recovered from the crime scene, McLachlan said.

Mr McLachlan said when the news of the deaths surfaced in the days that followed, the defendant told a friend that he had Dr the expansion work.

Khan was arrested on October 4th, and police ransacked his home where they found a bag of tens of thousands of pounds worth of gold jewelry in the attic that Dr. Sacharvi belonged to.

Last year, Vian’s father, Dr. Shaukat Mangrio told his daughter how his “loving, caring, intelligent and gifted child” had dreamed of attending Cambridge University.

“She had a bright future, which unfortunately came up short,” he said.

“She was a young lady with a beautiful smile; she was alive and lighting up a room when she walked into it; She had a zest for life, fashion, art and the passion to pursue a legal career.

“It was her dream to be admitted to Cambridge University and I have no doubt that she would have achieved that goal and more.

“I am deeply saddened and heartbroken that she is no longer with us and is unable to lead a life that she deserves.

“I miss my Vian, whose company I loved very much and of whom I would never tire; beyond that there was no joy. She was an innocent child, pure and full of hope, that I lived for; she was my friend, my life, my everything. ‘

Burnley Khan denies that he was ruthless on two counts of murder and one arson incident.

His wife Rabia Shahbaz, 45, also denies having committed an act intended to pervert public justice, namely giving her husband a false alibi.

The trial is expected to take up to four weeks, with the prosecutor’s office opening continuing on Tuesday.

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