Mum ‘stabs son, 2, to death and dumps his body on Lidl checkout counter in horrifying custody row’

A MUM allegedly stabbed her two-year-old son to death before dumping his body on a checkout counter at a Lidl store in a bitter custody battle. Ex-porn actress Katalin Erzsebet Bradacs, from Hungary, has been arrested and charged with the murder of her tot, Alex Juhasz. NewsflashKatalin Erzsebet Bradacs has been charged with the murder of her two-year-old son[/caption] NewsflashThe ex-porn actress reportedly dumped her tot’s body on a checkout counter at a Lidl store[/caption] The former nightclub dancer reportedly entered a Lidl store in Umbria, Italy, shouting for help as she placed her son’s bloodied body on top of a checkout counter on October 1. Tragically, the youngster was pronounced dead – with nine stab wounds found on his body, chest and neck. His mum, 44, was arrested by police after a knife was discovered in her handbag. A number of items including Alex’s blood-stained t-shirt, which was punctured with nine holes, and Bradac’s jumper were found later that night at a disused building nearby. Police believe Bradacs’s motive for the alleged crime to be revenge against the child’s father, who she is separated from and had been disputing custody over Alex with. Alex’s dad, who lives in Hungary, had alerted authorities after a photo of his dying son was reportedly sent to his mobile phone via WhatsApp. Most read in The Sun ALL CHANGE Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner is now living in a TENT after being axed 'GET OUT' Two Scarborough hotels evacuated as guests told 'get out quickly in bomb scare' 'I LOOKED DEAD' I didn't realise I was one of UK's worst rapist's victims until I saw pics DRESSING DOWN Parents STILL wearing dressing gowns to drop kids off despite being told off COP 'DATE RAPE' Wayne Couzens' Met Police colleague 'raped woman after Tinder date' OH BOY I’m a ‘bad mum’, other parents hate me because I let my three-year-old son swear According to reports, it was the child’s mother who sent her ex the photo, which was sent shortly before she went to the supermarket carrying the boy’s body. Following her arrest, Bradacs was taken into questioning, and she denied the accusations against her, reportedly telling the police repeatedly: “I did not kill my son.” She reportedly told cops three contradictory versions of events before choosing to remain silent on the advice of her lawyer, Enrico Renzoni. Bradacs was taken into custody at a prison in the nearby city of Perugia and was due to be questioned again this morning. The disused building where the crime allegedly took place was sealed off by the police. CUSTODY DISPUTE CCTV footage viewed by police did not reveal any further suspects, and Bradacs was caught on camera arriving and leaving the scene. The crime itself was not caught on camera, but the woman was filmed both arriving at and leaving the scene. Bradacs had been living in the Tuscan town of Chiusi Scalo at the home of a man who had managed the now-closed nightclub she had worked at. She also has an 18-year-old son, who lives in Hungary, and whose father is deceased. According to the deceased toddler’s father, Norbert Juhasz, Bradacs had fled to Italy with the boy last month after a Hungarian court granted custody of the youngster to the father. The investigation is ongoing. NewsflashA number of items including Alex’s blood-stained t-shirt were found at a disused building[/caption] NewsflashBradacs was reportedly in a custody dispute with the toddler’s father, Norbert Juhasz[/caption] We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 02077824104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.