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Police rule out foul play after body found

Several months after the discovery of a body in Pirmasens, the police have ruled out foul play. This is the conclusion of the autopsy of the body discovered in a residential building in spring, the police and public prosecutor's office announced on Wednesday. The skeletonized body of a woman...

A sign reading "Police" hangs on a police station. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A sign reading "Police" hangs on a police station. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Pirmasens - Police rule out foul play after body found

Several months after the discovery of a body in Pirmasens, the police have ruled out foul play. This is the conclusion of the autopsy of the body discovered in a residential building in the spring, the police and public prosecutor's office announced on Wednesday. The skeletonized body of a woman was found in April 2023 during the clearing out of an apartment. The exact cause of the resident's death could no longer be determined, it said.

After investigations by the criminal investigation department and forensic examinations, however, a violent crime could be ruled out. The identity of the deceased was confirmed by DNA analysis. The police have closed their investigation into the death.

Police statement

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  1. The body find in Pirmashens, initially suspected to be a case of foul play, has been ruled out by the public prosecutor's office following an autopsy.
  2. Despite extensive investigations by the police and forensic examinations in Rhineland-Palatinate, the death of the woman in Pirmasens could not be classified as a violent crime.
  3. The identity of the woman, whose skeletonized body was found in an apartment in Pirmasens and whose death was previously under investigation by the police, was confirmed through DNA analysis.
  4. The public prosecutor's office in Rhineland-Palatinate announced that no criminal charges can be brought against anyone in relation to the death of the woman found in Pirmasens.

Source: www.stern.de

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