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Image copyright Policia Nacional 
  
 Police in Spain who arrested a murder suspect may have been handed a large clue through one of his tattoos. 
  
 The unnamed man was sought by German police after the murder of his girlfriend in Bavaria. 
  
 Authorities did not know when she died, but one of the man's tattoos gives her name, Lisa, and date of death - 27 October 2016. 
  
 The man was held in Lloret de Mar, in Catalonia, with their 18-month-old son, who was in good health. 
  
 The woman's body was found by her mother last week. She was found in a block of flats in the town of Freyung, close to the Czech border. 
  
 An initial autopsy showed that the woman had died some three weeks before she was found. 
  
 Spain's national police said her mobile phone was taken by the killer with the intention of using her social media accounts, thus misleading investigators. 
  
 The man, named in Germany as Dominik R, was traced to Spain after he was found to have withdrawn money there. A European arrest warrant was then issued. Spanish police say they believe he was heading to north Africa. 
  
 A statement by Spanish police said the new tattoo "may be interpreted as the date of death". 
  
 The suspect is now awaiting extradition to Germany. ||||| Get daily updates directly to your inbox + Subscribe Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email 
  
 A fugitive has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his lover after apparently tattooing the date he allegedly killed her on his arm. 
  
 This incredible photograph has been released by investigators in Spain after they accused the man of writing the name of his ex-love Lisa on his arm along with her date of birth. 
  
 Police claim the tattoo also has a cross with her apparent date of death and the the words Gracias Por Todo - Spanish for ‘Thanks for Everything’. 
  
 The man was held in a hotel in the Costa Brava resort of Lloret de Mar after a Europe-wide manhunt was launched sparked by a selfie he posted on his alleged victim’s Facebook next to the Eiffel Tower after the violent crime. 
  
 Footage of the moment he was arrested in boxer shorts has also released by police. 
  
 (Photo: Solarpix) 
  
 The fugitive, who was not named by Spanish police but was identified by German press while he was on the run as Dominik Riedl, allegedly slit his girlfriend’s throat at the end of last month and left her body in rubbish bags at their home in the Bavarian town of Freyung. 
  
 Spanish officers said he then fled with the couple’s toddler child. 
  
 The youngster, a boy who has been named in Germany as Luca, was discovered safe and well during the arrest and has been taken into local authority care. 
  
 His 22-year-old dad will now go before a judge in Madrid for an extradition hearing. His 20-year-old partner has been named only as Lisa H. 
  
 Spanish National Police confirmed in a statement: “Spanish National Police have arrested a German fugitive suspected of slitting his girlfriend’s throat and fleeing to Spain with his 18-month-old son. 
  
 (Photo: Policia Nacional) 
  
 “The crime he was wanted for took place at the end of last month when German police found the body of the victim, a woman aged 20, in rubbish bags at the couple’s home.” 
  
 Revealing Spanish police were tipped off early on in the investigation that he could be in Spain, it added: “Throughout the investigation, the main police objective has been to find and safely rescue the young boy. 
  
 “When he was arrested the alleged killer was sporting several tattoos, including one with the name of his partner, her date of birth, a cross with the date of 27 October 2016 and the inscription ‘Gracias por todo’ in Spanish. 
  
 “This most recent and macabre one with the October 27th date on it can be interpreted as the date of her death.” 
  
 Special ops police who last year were used to rescue two kidnap victims as well as detaining a French fugitive in a shopping centre, carried out the arrest. 
  
 Spanish police say shaven-headed Riedl allegedly took his girlfriend’s phone so he could update her Facebook and other social media sites in a bid to throw officers off the scent. 
  
 (Photo: Solarpix) 
  
 After posting a picture of him and his son next to the Eiffel Tower in Paris on November 7 he is believed to have headed to Spain, passing through the northern city of Valladolid and spending a night at a hotel in Tarifa in the south of the country. 
  
 The Volkswagen Golf he used has been seized and will be examined for possible clues to Lisa’s killing by specialist forensic officers. 
  
 He is thought to be facing up to 15 years in jail if found guilty of her homicide. 
  
 German daily Bild posted a picture of Riedl with his son in his arms earlier this week and wrote: “Lisa’s alleged murderer is now being hunted across Europe. 
  
 “Police are using this photo to search for 22-year-old Dominik Riedl. According to BILD sources Riedl sent this shot to Lisa’s mum. 
  
 “Apparently the photo was taken in Paris and sent by SMS.” ||||| The incriminating tattoo. Photo: Policia National 
  
 Spanish police said on Sunday that they have arrested a German fugitive suspected of slitting his girlfriend's throat and have safely recovered the couple's 18-month-old toddler. 
  
 Officers arrested the man, identified only as Dominik R at a block of short-stay apartments in Lloret de Mar, a seaside resort roughly 70 kilometres (40 miles) northeast of Barcelona where he was hiding with the baby boy, police said in a statement. 
  
 He had been on the run since German police found the body of his 20-year-old girlfriend inside plastic garbage bags at the couple's apartment in the town of Freyung, southeastern Germany, at the end of October. 
  
 Police said the man recently got a "macabre" tattoo inked on his upper arm with the name of his deceased girlfriend, her birthday as well the suspected date of her murder - 27/10/2016 - beside a cross along with the words "Thank you for everything" in Spanish. 
  
 The National Police released a photograph of the suspect with the incriminating tattoo. 
  
 Spanish police said they began looking for the man after they were alerted by their German counterparts that he may have fled to Spain as he made his way to North Africa. 
  
 The man is suspected of having used his girlfriend's mobile phone after he killed her to update her Facebook and other social media profiles to try to throw off investigators. 
  
 Police took the toddler to a juvenile welfare home which will look after him until German social services staff arrive in Spain to pick him up. |||||

Spanish police had not yet identified the date a 20-year-old woman had been murdered in her apartment in Freyung, Germany—until they noticed her boyfriend had tattooed a date of death on his arm, along with the woman's name, reports the BBC. Thanks to that apparent clue, authorities now say Dominik Riedl slit his girlfriend's throat on Oct. 27 and stuffed her body in trash bags before fleeing with their 18-month-old son and the woman's cellphone, which he used to update her social media accounts, reports AFP. The woman's mother found her daughter's dead body about three weeks later. By that time, Riedl had fled the country, according to police, which sparked a Europe-wide manhunt after a selfie of Riedl at the Eiffel Tower appeared on his girlfriend's Facebook page, reports the Mirror. Police eventually tracked Riedl to a hotel in Lloret de Mar, Spain, which police say was a pit stop, as Riedl had planned to reach North Africa. On his arm, authorities found a "macabre" tattoo of his girlfriend's birth and death dates, along with the Spanish phrase "Gracias por todo," which translates to "Thanks for everything." Riedl is awaiting extradition to Germany, while his son will be placed with social services. (This man also had a tattoo of his alleged murder victim's name.)