The skeletal remains,unearthed near the Perin stream,have brought a tragic end to the disappearance of Peter K. Jr., who vanished in the summer of 2000.

The breakthrough came after new information surfaced,suggesting the father was involved in the son’s death. A lie detector test administered to the son’s former girlfriend reportedly provided crucial details.

During recent excavations on June 19, a machine uncovered human remains and plastic bags along the stream. This discovery prompted authorities to call in experts from the Savaria Museum and the Hungarian Research Institute.

Forensic analysis by a medical expert confirmed the bones were of human origin, likely belonging to an adult, and had been buried for over two decades. Evidence of physical trauma was also found on the bones.

The inquiry details reveal that the father and son had a falling out over a woman, who was the son’s girlfriend at the time.After Peter K. Jr. was released from prison, he discovered his girlfriend had been involved with his father.

Peter K. Jr. was reported missing by his father to the Szombathely Police Headquarters on February 19, 2001. His father stated that his son had been missing since June 2000 and had not been heard from since.

The case was initially treated as a suspicious disappearance. Despite extensive data collection and witness interviews, including one from an abbot who claimed the son had fled to Canada, the mystery persisted.

The father passed away four years later, in 2004, leaving the case unresolved until now.