Irish Man Detained in Hungary Following Ex-Wife's Death in Fire

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Irish Man Detained in Hungary Following Ex-Wife's Death in Fire
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The charred body of a woman was found in a burnt-out apartment in Budapest. Police initially suspected an accidental fire, but later arrested her ex-husband, an Irish citizen, on suspicion of murder.

An Irish man is currently in custody in Hungary as part of a police investigation into the death of his ex-wife. The woman's body was discovered in a burnt-out apartment in central Budapest on Wednesday, January 29th. While authorities initially did not suspect foul play, local media reports indicate that police detained the Irish citizen on Monday on suspicion of murdering his ex-wife.

Hungarian police initially stated that the Irish national had contacted emergency services and that the fire appeared to have been caused by the victim smoking in bed. However, friends of the deceased woman have come forward to say that she was not a smoker, leading to the arrest of her ex-husband for questioning. He maintains his innocence and denies any involvement in his ex-wife's death.A vigil was held in central Budapest on Tuesday evening, attended by approximately 200 people who paid their respects by placing flowers and candles near the apartment building where the tragedy occurred

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