Cellphone Killer Goes Down

20th July 2008

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A Warsaw court this week sentenced 28-year-old Pawel Rozumecki to 25 years in jail for the killing of two Era GSM dealers in 199 as part of the theft of 32 mobile phones.

A Warsaw court this week sentenced 28-year-old Pawel Rozumecki to 25 years in jail for the killing of two Era GSM dealers in 199 as part of the theft of 32 mobile phones.
Rozumecki follows his sister, convicted to life imprisonment as the mastermind of the murders, after a judge said it was clear that he had fired the shots that killed the two men in field near the town of Komorow outside Warsaw.
Witnesses who had seen the shooting from the nearby woods said that it was the tallest of three figures at the scene who had ...

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