A family in Liepāja suspects foul play after both of their cars were found completely burned in the street, with potential links to their daughter's past harassment.
In Liepāja, Latvia, a local family led by Agnese discovered that both of their cars had been entirely burned in an incident occurring on January 28th. Agnese returned home with her husband and parked their vehicle on the street. At around 3 AM, they were alerted by police that their car had been involved in a traffic accident, leading them to the shocking discovery that both family cars were engulfed in flames.
Agnese harbors suspicions that the fire was a deliberate act, suspecting someone could be targeting them. Though she lacks concrete evidence, Agnese has a theory connecting the incident to ongoing harassment towards her daughter by a former colleague. Notably, her daughter resides in the Netherlands, intensifying the family’s fears that this individual may seek revenge by vandalizing their property.
The situation has left Agnese and her family feeling vulnerable and frustrated, particularly regarding the police's indifferent response to what they believe may be a targeted crime. This incident highlights the challenges faced by families dealing with harassment and the potential ripple effects it can have on their safety and well-being, as they now contend with the aftermath of the arson and seek justice.
