Urs Winzenried
Urs Winzenried is a former chief of the criminal police in Aargau, Switzerland, known for his extensive involvement in investigating one of the most notorious child murder cases in Swiss history. During the 1980s, he led investigations into the heinous crimes committed by Werner Ferrari, who was responsible for multiple child abductions and murders. Winzenried's career was marked by the intense pressure and challenges of tracking down a serial killer amidst a backdrop of public fear and media scrutiny. After retiring in 2014, he has reflected on the complexities and inadequacies of law enforcement during that time, emphasizing the evolution of investigative techniques and the importance of inter-agency cooperation in preventing similar tragedies.
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Urs Winzenried was the police chief responsible for the investigations into the child murderer Werner Ferrari.
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