The Rumesburg Murder of Frida Coiol

V hyman was a carpenter who lived near the rumesburg train station where dozens of women had been attacked. He admitted that he'd stumbled across frida's body and had knelt down to inspect it, once he realized she was dead, he fled the scene. Hyman didn't admit to this earlier because he was scared of being used as a scapegoat. Given his history as a convicted sex offender, he feared that he'd be handed a death sentence despite his innocence. Police were forced to drop the hyman lead when they discovered that he had solid alibis for a large percentage of the espan murderer's attacks.