...
Case of buried body: Police have finished at the scene - but victim is still not identified | BT Krimi - www.bt.dk The police have packed up and lifted the barricades in the allotment garden area in Kolding, where a buried body was found on Thursday. This is stated by the duty officer at the South East Jutland Police to B.T. 'We're done right down there. We can not say whether anything new will appear, but we are at least finished for now, "says duty manager Rune Nielsen. On Thursday, the police announced that they had found a buried body in Vonsild near Kolding, and that it is suspected that it is a 43-year-old man who has been missing since the beginning of May. Two men and a woman are charged and remanded in custody for killing the 43-year-old man in "unknown manner" and "unknown place" in the period from 3 May at 03.42 to 26 May at midnight. But there is still one important thing that needs to be finally settled in the case. Read also Although police have charged three people with killing the 43-year-old and have informed his relatives, police can not yet say with certainty that it is he they have found. The body still needs to be identified, the South East Jutland Police inform on Saturday. “There has been no final identification of the deceased yet, so we can not confirm with 100% certainty that it is him. We assume that it is him, but that must of course be confirmed, "says Rune Nielsen. Typically, it will be relatives who identify a deceased person. However, in some cases, depending on the condition of the body, among others, it may be necessary to use other methods. This can be, for example, identification via characteristics such as scars and tattoos on the body, set of teeth, fingerprints and ultimately a DNA test. Southeast Jutland Police do not want to say why they have not yet been able to identify the deceased, and whether they are awaiting answers to investigations. Police expect to be able to provide further information in the coming week. Experts: B.T.'s verdict: ABROAD WEEKEND NEWSPAPER Illeborg: furiously touching seriously ill Police: Søs Marie Serup ABROAD Media monkey cups Ukraine confirms Indictment comeback large interview all changed Berlingske B.T. thinks Reacts so disgustingly Berlingske Media A / S Pilestræde 34 DK-1147 Copenhagen KTlf. +45 33 75 75 33 CVR.no .: 29 20 73 13