Jerome Boateng’s girlfriend Kasia Lenhardt, who left a week ago, was found dead at his home
Kasia Lenhardt, the girlfriend of Bayern Munich veteran Jerome Boateng, left last week, Tuesday. BerlinHe was found dead in his home in.
A spokesman for the Berlin police said in a statement that at around 20.30 on Tuesday evening, a tip came from the Charlottenburg area and that the police had carried out an operation in the area. Entering the house where the notice was given, the police found the lifeless body of a person in the house.
NO DOUBT OF MURDER
After the examination, it was understood that the person who died was Kasia Lenhardt, but there was no suspicion of murder in the death. While the cause of death has not yet been determined, the Berlin police launched an investigation into the issue.
The famous model’s death was confirmed by her friend Sara Kulka, who is a model like her. Kulka, who posted on his social media account, said, “Sleep in peace. You are wonderful. I will miss you and I would love to say goodbye to you. I hope you find peace now and I hope the truth is revealed now. I will never forget you. I don’t know anyone who can laugh like you. The family is strong. I wish “he said.
They left with Boateng on February 2
Kasia Lenhardt, who had been with Jerome Boateng for nearly 15 months and left on February 2, accused the 32-year-old footballer of blackmail and infidelity.
After an accident involving Kasia in Berlin, Jerome Boateng announced that they broke up with his girlfriend. While the two were making heavy accusations against each other after the separation, Kasia stated that the relationship was really over due to Boateng’s lies and infidelity.
The 25-year-old model, who stated that Boateng had lied to him many times, said, “I will definitely talk, but I have to get myself together. Please give me some time. I will respond to what he did. Because I have never been deceived, used and deceived so much.”
The fact that the famous model was found dead at home a week after this separation has become one of the most important agenda items in Germany.
