DNA Evidence Links Men to 1999 Murder

0:00On this March 17th in Sydney, here's what is making headlines. A jury in Canberra Supreme Court is hearing explosive evidence in the trial of two melbourne men accused of murdering Irma Pulaszix during a brutal. Home invasion back in 1999. Steve Fobreszi and Joseph Veccony face charges after police linked Fobreszi's DNA to the crime scene, where thieves beat and bound the couple, stole. $30,000 in cash and jewellery and left Irma dead while her husband survived with injuries. In a secret 2023 undercover operation, an officer posing as a crime boss met Fobreszi at a melbourne casino and played on fears of his, DNA exposure to get him talking. Fobreszi first denied everything, but eventually admitted joining Veccony for the burglary, expecting $50,000 to $100,000. Inside, while he stood watch outside until he heard Irma plead, don't hurt me during the struggle. He claimed he only entered to help Veccony escape, took $12,000 from the hall, drove back

1:03to Melbourne right away and had no idea she died, insisting they went for money, not murder. The trial continues as Fobreszi pleads guilty to burglary but fights the murder charge. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you. A pillow with built-in sound, S-O-L-I-SOL-PILLO.com