Creepy discovery in Hameln: Corporate found next to train rails!

Creepy discovery in Hameln: Corporate found next to train rails!

In the night from Wednesday to Thursday, a body was discovered next to the railways in Hameln. A track worker found the dead near Marienthaler Straße and alerted the rescue workers at 11:27 p.m. An emergency doctor, the emergency services, the fire brigade, the police and the emergency manager of the railway were quickly called to the site. A blocking was immediately made for all tracks around Hameln station. Due to the dense snow drive, the rescue workers reached the position, but could only determine the death of the man.

The investigators of the crime scene group initiated an investigation into the cause of death and carried out a police corpse. The deceased man became more identified as a 63-year-old. Initial investigations suggest that the man was recorded by a train without the train driver noticing the collision. It is striking that there was no report about a railway accident at this time. The police suspect that the man wanted to take an abbreviation over the rails, which is often practiced by residents at this point. Suicide and external debt are excluded, such as dewezet.de reported.

further corpse find in Hameln

Another corpse find in Hameln was also reported. On Monday afternoon, the police found the body of a 62-year-old man in an apartment building. The condition of the body had serious injuries, which is why the body was brought to the Institute for Forensic Medicine at the Hannover Medical School (MHH). According to the preliminary autopsy result, there are indications of a homicide, which caused the police and public prosecutor's office to investigations on suspicion of manslaughter.

The police were informed by relatives who had no contact with their relatives for several days. When opening the door, the officials were confronted with a gruesome find, such as Sat1regional.de reported.

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