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New video provides killer clues months after a gruesome murder inside a Miami Beach apartment that led to a young<a ...

Detectives later matched fingerprints from the vehicle to Zsolyomi. Zsolt Zsolyomi, 25, is accused of murdering two men, including one he was in an intimate relationship with, police say.

A Hungarian, Zsolt Zsolyomi, entered the U.S. via South Florida in October 2022 on a 90-day visa, but failed to leave. He was arrested in March by police in Miami as the prime suspect in two murders.

Hungarian Zsolt Zsolyomi entered the U.S. via South Florida in October 2022 on a 90-day visa, but failed to leave. He was arrested in March by police in Miami as the prime suspect in two murders.

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Detectives later matched fingerprints from the vehicle to Zsolyomi. Zsolt Zsolyomi, 25, is accused of murdering two men, including one he was in an intimate relationship with, police say.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – New video evidence has come to light showing the man who detectives say is a confessed brutal murderer. Police say Zsolt Zsolyomi is seen in surveillance video near the scene ...

According to the Miami Herald, Hungarian national Zsolt Zsolyomi entered the U.S. on a 90-day visa in 2022.

The strange and twisted timeline of Zsolt Zsolyomi, from his entry into the U.S., until he was taken into custody 28 months later: READ MORE: Hungarian who overstayed visa, charged with Miami ...