Police search for evidence in fatal Tugelaweg stabbing using divers and magnets
Amsterdam police divers and magnetic search teams have recovered several items from the Transvaalkade as part of an investigation into the fatal stabbing of Jerry Texel. The suspect, Giovany W., remains in custody for the April 14th killing, which reportedly followed an altercation at a local café.
Police in Amsterdam recently conducted an extensive underwater search at the Transvaalkade to gather evidence linked to the fatal stabbing of 54-year-old Jerry Texel. Divers and specialized units using magnets recovered several items from the water, though officials have not officially confirmed if the recovered objects include the weapon used in the April 14th incident. Photographs captured at the scene appeared to show a knife, which has sparked speculation regarding the investigation into the crime.
Authorities believe that the suspect, 38-year-old Giovany W., attacked Texel on Tugelaweg following a confrontation at a nearby café. The victim had reportedly intervened to help a friend during an argument at the establishment shortly before the assault occurred. While the suspect remains in custody pending further legal proceedings, details regarding the motive for the original dispute remain unknown as those involved have declined to provide statements to the police.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

