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Suspect in distraction theft that cost Irene (80) her life released with ankle monitor

Suspect in distraction theft that cost Irene (80) her life released with ankle monitor

An Amsterdam court has ruled that a suspect in the violent death of 80-year-old Irene Winkel will be released with an electronic ankle monitor. Of the three individuals suspected of involvement in the distraction robbery in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, only the main suspect currently remains in custody.

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