John George: Worldwide arrest warrant issued for prime suspect in his homicide on Spain’s Costa Blanca as household ask for second post-mortem – CSN Information

AN INTERNATIONAL arrest warrant has been issued by a Torrevieja decide for the suspected killer of Belfast man John George.

In the meantime his household have requested a second post-mortem after getting a medical report, which revealed that John had been stabbed first earlier than being shot.

The Valencian Neighborhood Superior Court docket says a world warrant, a European arrest warrant and a nationwide search and arrest warrant have all been issued for the unnamed suspect.

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A 32-year-old man from the Czech Republic was bailed on January 10 after being advised he was being investigated as an alleged confederate over the killing.

George’s household have claimed by way of social media that the assassin was a drug trafficker- additionally from Northern Eire- and that he fled to Thailand.

The rationale for the postponement of Mr.George’s funeral scheduled for final Friday grew to become clear on Wednesday when the household’s solicitor stated they’d requested for a second post-mortem.

“We are able to verify the household have obtained an post-mortem report from the Spanish authorities,” stated Kevin Winters.

“The findings level to John having been stabbed earlier than being shot. As a precautionary measure and with a view to be certain we now have absolute readability on the reason for loss of life we now have instructed one other pathologist to conduct a second post-mortem on John’s stays.”

The household say they’re inspired by the issuing of three separate arrest warrants by Spanish authorities for the particular person suspected of the homicide.

“They’re hopeful that each one engaged authorities will pursue implementation of the warrants with a view to take the case to the following essential stage of the investigation,” Winters added.

John George’s stays had been introduced again house final week by the Kevin Bell Repatriation Belief, a Northern Eire charity which helps carry house our bodies of those that have died overseas in sudden or tragic circumstances