The dialogue at 112 in the case of the crime committed by Emil Gânj, wanted for almost a year. What questions did the mother receive who announced that her daughter was killed in the house

The dialogue held by the mother of the young woman from Mureș killed last summer by Emil Gânj was made public for the first time by the Mureș Court, together with the pronouncement of the decision by which the man was sentenced to life imprisonment. While the victim's mother desperately announced to the dispatcher from 112 that her daughter was killed in the house, the operator asked her how old she was or who Gânj was, the man indicated as the attacker.

• The crime was committed in July 2025, and since then Emil Gânj has not been found. The victim, Anda Gyurca, was 31 years old.

The call to 112 was registered on the morning of July 8, 2025, at 8:55 a.m., according to the data from the file resolved on Tuesday by the Mureș Court and consulted by HotNews. The one who called the single emergency dispatcher was Puşa Jimba, the victim's mother.

The dialogue held by her with the dispatcher from 112 and the policeman from the Police Inspectorate dispatcher is played in full by the court and shows how the dispatchers insist with general questions, while the woman desperately asked for help, announcing that her daughter was killed in the house.

“Ganj Emil, but who is this?”

Operator 112: 112, what is your emergency? Hello!

The victim's mother: Send, send the police quickly because Gânj came into the house on top of us, (unintelligible), the girl, I think he killed her.

Operator 112: Where?

The victim's mother: (simultaneously) Miheșu de Câmpie. Yes! She came with an axe, my father broke my windows, the door.

Operator 112: Who came? Who came it?

The victim's mother: Gânj Emil, Gânj Emil.

Operator 112: Gânj Emil, but who is this?

Victim's mother: The one who kept Anda kidnapped.

Operator 112: No, good! And what is the girl's name?

Victim's mother: Gyurca Anda Maria, send the police quickly!

Operator 112: How old is Anda?

Victim's mother: 23, send the police quickly, ma'am! Please!

Operator 112: We're sending the police, I'm putting you in touch with the police now, but I need to know how to send the ambulance there as well. What happened to the girl?

The victim's mother? Send (unintelligible).

Operator 112: What happened to the girl?

Victim's mother: (unintelligible)

Operator 112: Talk to the police, talk to the police!

Police dispatcher: Yes, police, what's your emergency? Hello!

The victim's mother: Gânj Emil came, Gânj Emil came and entered the house over Anda.

Police dispatcher: Ganj being who? Ganj being who?

The victim's mother: (talking to a person nearby: And he set her on fire?) And he set her house on fire! Come on, girl! Come on!

“He set fire to the house and I think the girl is dead in the house, send the police quickly!”

Police dispatcher: Anda, I understand. But does she live with you, girl?

Victim's mother: Yes! And she set fire to the house! And I set it on fire…

Police dispatcher: I understand. (…)

The victim's mother: Yes, yes!

Police dispatcher: Who… Where is this man now, this Emil Gânj?

The victim's mother: He set her on fire in the house and I think the girl is dead in the house, send the police quickly!

Police dispatcher: We send quickly… (simultaneously) ….”

The victim's mother: (simultaneously) Yes, yes, yes, the house is burning and I have to…

Police dispatcher: Hello! What is the condition of the girl? where is the girl

The victim's mother: I think the girl killed her in the house.

Police dispatcher: How do you think he killed her in the house?

The victim's mother: He killed her in the house because she didn't come out of the closet!

Police dispatcher: Not out of the closet… Well, good, and go, go take her out if the house is on fire, how do you leave her in the house? That I don't understand. Can't (simultaneously)

Victim's mother: (contemptuously) But I can't go in!

Police dispatcher: And what can't you get in?

The victim's mother: I can't go in, because the house is on fire! Now the police have arrived, let the firemen come, I think the girl is dead in the house, (at the same time) they killed her…

Police dispatcher: (simultaneously) Have the police arrived yet?

The victim's mother: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, the firemen did not arrive.

Police dispatcher: The firemen are also on their way now, but tell your colleagues to, uh, if they can get her out… uh, where is he, this man? Gânj Emil this…

The victim's mother: She ran away!

Police dispatcher: Did Ganj run away?

The victim's mother: She ran away! Yes… (…)”

When the authorities arrived, the 31-year-old woman was found dead.

The crime in Miheșu de Câmpie

On July 8, 2025, Emil Gânj, violating the protection order that had previously been issued in his name and in favor of the victim, Anda Gyurca, went with an ax to his ex-girlfriend's home. There, he destroyed several windows and the entrance door, entered the house and hit the victim in the head with the ax several times, causing her death. Later, the man sprinkled the victim's body with a flammable substance and set it on fire.

The 37-year-old man has two active convictions. The first, in 2011, for qualified murder. He had started serving his sentence of 15 years and 6 months and was to finish it next year, on January 4, 2026. But he was released on parole on November 24, 2020 by the Târgu Mureș Court.

Despite the search, Gânj was not found even ten months after the crime was committed. The authorities were alerted several times by citizens who said they had spotted a man with his signals, but none of the operations resulted in his capture.

The victim's parents said that the young woman's ordeal began last February, after their daughter was kidnapped by Emil Gânj, and later managed to escape. The family claims that they had to call 112 to report one of the policemen: the latter would have pressured the girl to declare that she was an accomplice to the kidnapper and that she helped him escape.

The 112 operator, according to the recording published by the Recorder, warned the father that if the accusations are not confirmed, he could be fined 4,000 lei.

On Tuesday, the Mureș Court sentenced Emil Gânj to the maximum penalties provided by law for all the crimes for which he was sent to court and was tried in absentia: qualified murder, destruction by arson, desecration of corpses and failure to comply with the protection order, and he was forced to pay 510,000 euros in moral damages to the victim's family, according to the solution published on the court portal. The court's decision is not final and may be appealed.