The murder of a former Miss Switzerland finalist has shaken the world. Kristina Joksimovic was strangled, dismembered and then “pureed” in a blender allegedly by her husband at their Basel home.&nbsp;

Kristina's father has now spoken up and revealed that he found his daughter's decapitated head in a bin bag in her laundry room. This, he says, happened while his two grandchildren were playing in the next room.&nbsp;

Her remains were found on February 13, according to earlier reports, by a third party. MailOnline reported that her parents grew worried after not hearing from her for days. So, her father came to the house and started searching for clues.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A family friend told MailOnline that this is when he noticed Kristina's golden hair in a bin bag and learnt that she had been murdered.&nbsp;

Her parents first started questioning her husband about Kristina's absence after their grandchildren’s local nursery contacted them saying their mother hadn't picked up the kids. Her husband was ignoring the matter and didn't give them a proper response.&nbsp;

Her father then travelled to their family home, but Thomas, as the husband has been identified by the local media, told them he didn't know where she was. He said that she would “just leave sometimes”.

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The family friend further told MailOnline that he continued to chat with them as if everything was fine. He made dinner and even tucked the children in their beds.&nbsp;

<h2>Stranger called the police</h2>

After Kristina's father made the gruesome discovery, he ran from the garage “screaming”. He came across a passer-by and asked him to contact the police. The next day, Thomas was arrested.&nbsp;

According to local media reports, an autopsy revealed that she was strangled to death, chopped up into pieces using a jigsaw, knife, and garden shears, and then "pureed" in an industrial-strength blender.&nbsp;

Thomas claims that he killed his wife in an act of self-defence as she attacked him with a knife. However, as per Swiss outlet FM1 Today, a medical-forensic report "contradicts his description of self-defence". The court also doubted the claim, saying that the "planned and systematic approach over several hours" and his use of "special tools and chemicals" to destroy evidence of the crime prove otherwise.&nbsp;

The "deliberate mutilation or ritualised degradation of the body" shows that Thomas is mentally unwell, the court said.&nbsp;

He was also reportedly watching YouTube videos while cutting up Kristina's body, phone data shows.

The murder of a former Miss Switzerland finalist has shaken the world. Kristina Joksimovic was strangled, dismembered and then “pureed” in a blender allegedly by her husband at their Basel home.

The murder of a former Miss Switzerland finalist has shaken the world. Kristina Joksimovic was strangled, dismembered and then “pureed” in a blender allegedly by her husband at their Basel home. Kristina's father has now spoken up and revealed that he found his daughter's decapitated head in a bin bag in her laundry room. This, he says, happened while his two grandchildren were playing in the next room. Her remains were found on February 13, according to earlier reports, by a third party. MailOnline reported that her parents grew worried after not hearing from her for days. So, her father came to the house and started searching for clues. A family friend told MailOnline that this is when he noticed Kristina's golden hair in a bin bag and learnt that she had been murdered. Her parents first started questioning her husband about Kristina's absence after their grandchildren’s local nursery contacted them saying their mother hadn't picked up the kids. Her husband was ignoring the matter and didn't give them a proper response. Her father then travelled to their family home, but Thomas, as the husband has been identified by the local media, told them he didn't know where she was. He said that she would “just leave sometimes”. Also Read: Ex-Miss Switzerland finalist's husband watched YouTube videos as he chopped her up The family friend further told MailOnline that he continued to chat with them as if everything was fine. He made dinner and even tucked the children in their beds. Stranger called the police After Kristina's father made the gruesome discovery, he ran from the garage “screaming”. He came across a passer-by and asked him to contact the police. The next day, Thomas was arrested. According to local media reports, an autopsy revealed that she was strangled to death, chopped up into pieces using a jigsaw, knife, and garden shears, and then "pureed" in an industrial-strength blender. Thomas claims that he killed his wife in an act of self-defence as she attacked him with a knife. However, as per Swiss outlet FM1 Today, a medical-forensic report "contradicts his description of self-defence". The court also doubted the claim, saying that the "planned and systematic approach over several hours" and his use of "special tools and chemicals" to destroy evidence of the crime prove otherwise. The "deliberate mutilation or ritualised degradation of the body" shows that Thomas is mentally unwell, the court said. He was also reportedly watching YouTube videos while cutting up Kristina's body, phone data shows.

Father of ex-Miss Switzerland finalist 'pureed' by husband found her head in bin bag

The horrific murder of a former Miss Switzerland contestant by her husband continues to make headlines as new graphic details emerge. The remains of Kristina Joksimovic were discovered&nbsp;at her home in Binningen, Switzerland, in February this year. Her husband, identified as Thomas in local media, was arrested the next day in connection with the killing.&nbsp;

An autopsy was carried out which revealed that she was strangled to death and after that chopped into pieces using a jigsaw, knife, and garden shears. Her husband then reportedly put the body parts in a blender along with a mixed chemical solution, turning them into a 'purée' like substance.

New details into the killing reflect the extremely gory nature of the crime, with investigators saying the entire thing proves Thomas suffers from a mental disorder.

MailOnline cited new court documents to reveal what else went down on the fateful day. Thomas apparently "carefully" cut her womb out of her torso while dismembering her. This "deliberate mutilation or ritualised degradation of the body" shows that Thomas is mentally unwell, the court said.&nbsp;

He was also reportedly watching YouTube videos while cutting up Kristina's body, phone data shows. Investigators say Thomas showed no signs of "empathy" after killing his wife. The defendant had "sadistic-sociopathic traits", they said.

<h2>Autopsy of&nbsp;Kristina Joksimovic</h2>

The autopsy also found that Thomas snapped Kristina's hip joints out of their sockets and her left upper arm, forearms and right lower leg were separated. Her upper spine was then severed, and her torso split in half above her pelvis.&nbsp;

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Thomas had earlier said that he attacked her in an act of self-defence. But the court doubts the claim, saying that the "planned and systematic approach over several hours" and his use of "special tools and chemicals" to destroy evidence of the crime proves otherwise.&nbsp;

The 38-year-old won the title of Miss Northwest Switzerland in 2003 and was in the finals of the Miss Switzerland pageant in 2008. The couple got married in 2017 and lived an affluent life. However, some reports suggest that their relationship had been "in crisis for months".

The horrific murder of a former Miss Switzerland contestant by her husband continues to make headlines as new graphic details emerge. The remains of Kristina Joksimovic were discovered at her home in Binningen, Switzerland, in February this year.

The horrific murder of a former Miss Switzerland contestant by her husband continues to make headlines as new graphic details emerge. The remains of Kristina Joksimovic were discovered at her home in Binningen, Switzerland, in February this year. Her husband, identified as Thomas in local media, was arrested the next day in connection with the killing. An autopsy was carried out which revealed that she was strangled to death and after that chopped into pieces using a jigsaw, knife, and garden shears. Her husband then reportedly put the body parts in a blender along with a mixed chemical solution, turning them into a 'purée' like substance. New details into the killing reflect the extremely gory nature of the crime, with investigators saying the entire thing proves Thomas suffers from a mental disorder. MailOnline cited new court documents to reveal what else went down on the fateful day. Thomas apparently "carefully" cut her womb out of her torso while dismembering her. This "deliberate mutilation or ritualised degradation of the body" shows that Thomas is mentally unwell, the court said. He was also reportedly watching YouTube videos while cutting up Kristina's body, phone data shows. Investigators say Thomas showed no signs of "empathy" after killing his wife. The defendant had "sadistic-sociopathic traits", they said. Autopsy of Kristina Joksimovic The autopsy also found that Thomas snapped Kristina's hip joints out of their sockets and her left upper arm, forearms and right lower leg were separated. Her upper spine was then severed, and her torso split in half above her pelvis. Also Read: Miss Switzerland finalist strangled, dismembered by husband Thomas had earlier said that he attacked her in an act of self-defence. But the court doubts the claim, saying that the "planned and systematic approach over several hours" and his use of "special tools and chemicals" to destroy evidence of the crime proves otherwise. The 38-year-old won the title of Miss Northwest Switzerland in 2003 and was in the finals of the Miss Switzerland pageant in 2008. The couple got married in 2017 and lived an affluent life. However, some reports suggest that their relationship had been "in crisis for months".

Ex-Miss Switzerland finalist's husband watched YouTube videos as he chopped her up

Trigger Warning: Some readers might find the contents of the story disturbing. Discretion is advised.

In a ghastly incident, a former Miss Switzerland finalist was brutally killed by her husband and pureed in a blender. Thirty-eight-year-old Kristina Joksimovic was allegedly strangled and dismembered with a jigsaw and garden shears.&nbsp;

Her body was found in February in Binningen, near Basel in Switzerland. As investigations began into the murder, the officials concluded that Kristina had been strangled before she died.&nbsp;

According to local media reports, the husband, known as pseudonym Thomas, has admitted to murdering his wife. His appeal for release from custody was rejected on Wednesday by the Federal Court in Lausanne.

The probe into the killing has found "concrete indications of mental illness".&nbsp;

Thomas claims that he killed his wife in an act of self-defence as she attacked him with a knife. After murdering her, he reportedly said that he started to panic and so dismembered his wife. However, according to Swiss outlet FM1 Today, a medical-forensic report "contradicts his description of self-defence".&nbsp;

An autopsy found the brutal manner in which the model's body was dismembered. The husband took the body into the laundry room where he used a jigsaw, knife and garden shears to carry out the terrible act.

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According to reports by the local outlet Blick, he then chopped her up with a hand blender, and "pureed" and dissolved the body parts in a chemical solution.

Investigators say Thomas lacked "empathy" and was "cold-blooded" after killing his wife and following efforts to cover up her death. The defendant had "sadistic-sociopathic traits", they said.

<h2>Couple's marital life</h2>

Kristina's remains were found by a "third party" and a day after it, Thomas was arrested.&nbsp;

The couple got married in 2017 and lived an affluent life in a "spacious semi-detached house", 20 Minuten reported. They took vacations and Kristina had posted pictures of a getaway on Instagram just four weeks before the murder. &nbsp;

However, some reports quoting a friend state that their relationship has been "in crisis for months". Reportedly, the police were once called out over reports of physical violence.

Trigger Warning: Some readers might find the contents of the story disturbing. Discretion is advised. In a ghastly incident, a former Miss Switzerland finalist was brutally killed by her husband and pureed in a blender.

Trigger Warning: Some readers might find the contents of the story disturbing. Discretion is advised. In a ghastly incident, a former Miss Switzerland finalist was brutally killed by her husband and pureed in a blender. Thirty-eight-year-old Kristina Joksimovic was allegedly strangled and dismembered with a jigsaw and garden shears. Her body was found in February in Binningen, near Basel in Switzerland. As investigations began into the murder, the officials concluded that Kristina had been strangled before she died. According to local media reports, the husband, known as pseudonym Thomas, has admitted to murdering his wife. His appeal for release from custody was rejected on Wednesday by the Federal Court in Lausanne. The probe into the killing has found "concrete indications of mental illness". Thomas claims that he killed his wife in an act of self-defence as she attacked him with a knife. After murdering her, he reportedly said that he started to panic and so dismembered his wife. However, according to Swiss outlet FM1 Today, a medical-forensic report "contradicts his description of self-defence". An autopsy found the brutal manner in which the model's body was dismembered. The husband took the body into the laundry room where he used a jigsaw, knife and garden shears to carry out the terrible act. Also Read | Japan: Man makes fake rock, embeds spy camera and films 1,000 women at hot springs According to reports by the local outlet Blick, he then chopped her up with a hand blender, and "pureed" and dissolved the body parts in a chemical solution. Investigators say Thomas lacked "empathy" and was "cold-blooded" after killing his wife and following efforts to cover up her death. The defendant had "sadistic-sociopathic traits", they said. Couple's marital life Kristina's remains were found by a "third party" and a day after it, Thomas was arrested. The couple got married in 2017 and lived an affluent life in a "spacious semi-detached house", 20 Minuten reported. They took vacations and Kristina had posted pictures of a getaway on Instagram just four weeks before the murder. However, some reports quoting a friend state that their relationship has been "in crisis for months". Reportedly, the police were once called out over reports of physical violence.

Miss Switzerland finalist strangled, dismembered by husband