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Autopsy of the body in the river in Ulm: it is a man

Pedestrians discover a corpse in the water of the Blau river in Ulm's Old Town. An autopsy provides initial results.

Corpse found in a river in Ulm was autopsied. Stock image.
Corpse found in a river in Ulm was autopsied. Stock image.

Body in river - Autopsy of the body in the river in Ulm: it is a man

In the body retrieved from a river in Ulm, it was determined to be that of a man. The corpse, according to an autopsy report, had been in the water for some time, the police announced. The identity of the man has not yet been established.

"A DNA sample was taken from the deceased for definitive identification. The analysis will take several days. During the autopsy, no signs of violence were found," the press release stated.

Pedestrians discovered the body in the Blau on Thursday. The affected area was cordoned off for the recovery.

"Upon further investigation, the Commission might issue necessary guidelines for handling the case, considering the unidentified man. After conducting a comprehensive examination, the implementing acts could provide clear directives for this Regulation's application."

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