The identity of that greatly decayed and partly already skeletical body that was found in a garden in the Tyrolean hall for a week and a half could be clarified – but the cause of death is still a mystery. “We are investigating in all directions and cannot exclude nothing,” said the main investigator. The case remains a real thriller!
It must have been a shock! In fact, the resident of the person involved was looking for his cat on Monday 20 January for lunch. In the end, the man found a body in a difficult access to and hard to see the garden – specifically: the remains of a person!
DNA -comparison solved puzzles with identity
Identity and the cause of death were initially completely unclear. Even an autopsy at Innsbruck -Forensic Medicine did not provide any information about it. Only a DNA comparison can at least solve a puzzle that of identity. The dead person is a 30-year-old Innsbrucker!
Disappeared since autumn without a track
The man was considered missing since 5 September of the previous year. “According to earlier findings, he parked his car in the east of Innsbruck and has not been available since then,” said it at the time. All police surveys were in the sand. At the end of October the researchers of the Tyrol State Criminal Police Office put their hope on a public search and they published a photo of the offset.
But this measure was also not successful. The fear of the family members and friends continued to inform them the death of the 30-year-old in the late Thursday afternoon.
From the missing person to murder?
However, the cause of death is still a mystery and “still completely unclear”, as lead researcher Philipp Rapold said to the “Krone” on Friday morning. Because of the condition of the remains – the body was heavily expired and sometimes even skeletonized – it has not yet been clarified.
“The research is ongoing and we continue to investigate in every direction,” Rapold emphasized. The (crime) case remains enigmatic. In the end he could also become a murder case. Because: “foreign error cannot be excluded,” said Chief Investigator Rapold.
Source: Krone
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