By [Reporter’s Name]
Investigators examining the mysterious death of Irena Kovacs have uncovered startling new digital evidence that could rewrite the official timeline of the crime.
According to forensic analysts, data from a nearby passenger’s smartwatch shows that Irena’s heart activity flatlined four minutes before the train’s onboard cameras captured the stabbing that was believed to have caused her death.
“It’s an anomaly we can’t explain,” said Detective Mira Alvarez, who is leading the inquiry. “If this data is accurate, then the attack might have occurred after she was already unresponsive.”
The smartwatch — synced to a health-tracking app — automatically logged the vitals of passengers within proximity through Bluetooth pairing. When cross-referenced with train timestamp records, the data suggested Irena’s pulse stopped at 10:38 p.m., while the violent struggle caught on camera began closer to 10:42 p.m.
Forensic pathologists are now questioning whether the stabbing was staged to conceal another cause of death — possibly poisoning or cardiac interference caused by an unknown substance.
“We’re looking at a completely different sequence of events,” a medical examiner confirmed. “The body doesn’t lie — but sometimes the timeline does.”
Authorities are also reviewing the possibility that the footage itself was altered or looped, as security camera logs show a missing two-minute window before the incident.
This latest revelation deepens one of the most baffling mysteries investigators have faced, forcing the question everyone’s now asking:
If she was already dead — then who was the person seen with her when the knife fell?
