Father of Alisia, Girl Murdered at Bihor Farm, Publishes Daughter's Messages Sent Before the Crime: 'I Lied to Him That I Was 16 and He Still Won't Leave Me Alone'
Translated from Romanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- The father of 18-year-old Alisia, murdered at a farm in Bihor, Romania, has released Instagram messages his daughter sent before her death.
- The messages contradict the main suspect's claim of a relationship, showing Alisia felt harassed and tried to avoid him, even lying about her age.
- Her father accuses the farm owners of moral responsibility for not intervening despite knowing about the harassment.
The father of Alisia, an 18-year-old girl murdered at a farm in Romania's Bihor county, has released damning Instagram conversations his daughter had before her death. These messages directly challenge the narrative presented by the main suspect, Jรณzsef Zsolt Bรณnรฉ, a 39-year-old man accused of the murder, who allegedly told investigators he had a relationship with the victim.
Here are the proofs, the conversations between Alisia and a friend on Instagram, that Alisia did not want any relationship with the killer.
Alisia's father, Zsolt Incze, published screenshots of his daughter's Instagram chats after investigators returned her phone. The conversations reveal Alisia's attempts to evade Bรณnรฉ and her feelings of being harassed. In one message to a friend, she admitted to lying about her age, telling him she was 16 to deter him, fearing legal repercussions for him targeting minors. "He doesn't know I'm 18. I lied and told him I was 16, you know, because he could go to jail for minors. And he still won't leave me alone," she wrote.
He doesn't know I'm 18. I lied and told him I was 16, you know, because he could go to jail for minors. And he still won't leave me alone.
The messages also show Alisia discussing the significant age gap between her and Bรณnรฉ, expressing disbelief: "I don't understand, doesn't he see he's a 40-year-old grandpa?" She also mentioned informing the farm owner's wife about Bรณnรฉ's behavior and planned to involve her brother if the harassment continued.
I don't understand, doesn't he see he's a 40-year-old grandpa?
Zsolt Incze holds the farm owners, Ovidiu Korponai and his wife, morally responsible. He believes they had an obligation to inform his family about the situation, stating, "They had an obligation to notify us." Alisia was found dead on May 8th near Parhida, with her throat cut. Bรณnรฉ was arrested and is being held for 30 days.
They had an obligation to notify us.
Originally published by Adevฤrul in Romanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.