German police measured between Gema and her boyfriend before he killed her

The German Police and the Prosecutor's Office have confirmed, in relation to the case of the young Madrid allegedly murdered by her ex-boyfriend last Friday in the city of Mannheim, that the Security Forces had had to intervene previously in disputes of the couple .

Juliette Gaedicke, a spokesman for the Mannheim police, explained that "in the previous history of these two people, the suspect and the dead woman, there were police incidents ."

"But, currently, we cannot give more details, it is still the subject of ongoing research," he added.

In the same vein, a spokeswoman for the Mannheim Prosecutor's Office has pronounced, who said she could not confirm whether the 22-year-old girl had lodged a complaint against her partner at some time for violence or ill-treatment, although she noted that in any case "There was police intervention during the relationship . "

Vacuum jump

In addition, he added that the former boyfriend and main suspect of the homicide has not yet been questioned, since he is "in serious condition" after jumping twelve meters in a vacuum on the day of the event . And he also said that they are waiting to know the results of the autopsy carried out last Monday to the young woman.

The newspaper "Bild" revealed on Sunday the name of the alleged perpetrator of crime, Florian R., 29, and statements by a neighbor of the property, according to which the young woman had thrown her boyfriend from home, after the relationship it deteriorated and because "apparently he was always very jealous" .

Last Friday, at about 6.30 pm, the alleged Gema VR assassin jumped into the void from the balcony of the house they had shared as a couple, located on a fifth floor, on Neuhofer Straße, in the Rheinau district.

He was seriously injured and taken to a hospital, where he is under police surveillance. In the house the police found in the bedroom the lifeless body of the young woman with wounds of white weapon .

Gema had left a big mark in the Zara store where he worked and his colleagues have started a collection to get the 15,000 euros needed to repatriate the body. They try to make money from the Internet platform gofundme.com.

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