Man found dead in house at Ammersee - Nationwide search

Suspect fugitive - Man found dead in house at Ammersee - Nationwide search

The search for the suspect in the case of an alleged murder in Herrsching at the Ammersee in Oberbayern is continuing nationwide. Extensive search measures such as those on Saturday with a police helicopter and tracking dogs are no longer taking place, said a police spokesperson. The search was initially suspended in Herrsching, but the police are still showing increased presence there.

In a single-family house in the Muhlfeld district (Landkreis Starnberg), police found the body of a 74-year-old man on Friday evening following a call. According to the Police, initial investigations suggest a violent crime. A man is said to have approached the 74-year-old in his single-family house. The alleged perpetrator is said to have then left the property and fled on foot. The victim's wife managed to escape to a neighbor's house, who understood the situation.

After the escape of the suspect, the police searched for possible escape routes and questioned neighbors. In addition to divers, tracking dogs were also used in the search efforts. The Criminal Police Inspection Fürstenfeldbruck set up an investigation team with 30 police officers and women. The body of the man was taken to the autopsy in the forensic medicine in Munich. No results were available initially.

Further details, such as a possible motive, a weapon, or the exact injuries to the man, were not provided by the police due to investigative tactical reasons.

1. The alleged murder case in Herrsching, located in Upper Bavaria's Ammersee region, has sparked a nationwide search for the suspect.
2. The District Starnberg's police force is maintaining a heightened presence in the Muhlfeld area following the discovery of a homicide victim in a single-family house.
3. Despite the suspension of the direct search in Herrsching, the police in Upper Bavaria continue to investigate the violent crime, focusing on potential escape routes and questioning neighbors.
4. The investigation into the homicide in Herrsching is a priority for the Criminal Police Inspection in Fürstenfeldbruck, with a dedicated team of 30 officers and women working on the case.
5. The police are keeping details about a possible motive, weapon, or the extent of the 74-year-old victim's injuries under wraps, citing investigative strategies and the sensitivity of the case.

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