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Our cases have been researched using open source and archive materials.

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On Thursday night, the 23rd of June 2005, there was a festive atmosphere in Innsbruck.

It was the end of the semester and the city students were all out celebrating.

They moved from dorm to dorm.

Some went to bars and nightclubs, and they all parted with wild abandon.

Innsbruck, a city of just over 300,000 people, is nestled in the Austrian Alps.

Surrounded by breathtaking mountains, it has a welcoming feeling.

The streets are clean and wide, with imperial style buildings lining the streets.

About 10% of the city's population is made up of students studying at Innsbruck University, which brings a vibrant

buzz to an otherwise tranquil city. In the pre-don hours of Friday, June 24th, the streets

were quiet. The parties had fizzled out, and many students had gone to sleep,

knowing the next day would be a long one, battling hangovers, while packing up dorm rooms

before going home for the summer holidays. But this would be a day no one would ever forget.

One by one, students were woken up as news of a terrifying murder spread through the town.

A 19-year-old girl, the blonde and bright Daniela camera, was found stabbed to death in a phone booth

next to Ropoldi Park in the center of the city.

Daniela's friends were shocked and did not understand how this could have happened.

She was seen leaving a party at 4.30 a.m.

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