Madrid murderer confesses to another killing

The man was also reported for a sexual assault in May

The 33-year-old Belgian man who has confessed to murdering the young Dane, Anne Strande Jensen, has reportedly confessed to another brutal slaying last year.

According to the Spanish newspaper El Pais, the man has owned up to murdering and dismembering a 40-year-old woman in Girona who had been missing since October last year.

READ MORE: Danish woman found murdered in Madrid

Caretaker connection
According to the Spanish police, the man was also reported for a sexual assault in May of this year.

The news comes just days after the man admitted to strangling Jensen, 27, on June 13 in her apartment just days after she arrived in the Spanish capital to start a job.

The police said the man was a caretaker in the building where the young Dane was staying and provided her with keys to the apartment.

An autopsy has shown that Jensen was not raped during the brutal attack.




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