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US Nurse Murdered in Budapest

An Irish man is suspected of murdering a US nurse in Budapest and disposing of her body near Lake Balaton.

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Where was Michalski's body found?: A 37-year-old Irish man, identified only as LTM, is suspected of killing Michalski after meeting her at a Budapest nightclub.
Who is suspected of killing Mackenzie Michalski?: Mackenzie Michalski, a 31-year-old US nurse, was found dead in woodland near Lake Balaton, Hungary.
What was the reaction of Michalski's family to her death?: Michalski's family traveled to Hungary after she was reported missing and learned of her death; they held a candlelight vigil in Budapest.
What evidence was found that linked the suspect to the crime?: Police found evidence linking LTM to the crime, including online searches about disposing of a body and missing person procedures.
What actions did the suspect allegedly take after the killing?: LTM is accused of cleaning his apartment, placing Michalski's body in a suitcase, and disposing of it in the wooded area.

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