Munich residents made a terrifying find on Wednesday morning in the north of the city: At the wheel of a Porsche, they discovered a man who had apparently been violently killed.
- A man may have been killed in the north of Munich in the night of Wednesday (March 18).
- A body was discovered at the wheel of a Porsche in the morning hours.
- According to reports, the homicide commission is already investigating. The police want to provide details on Thursday.
Update 8:28 pm: A dead man has been found driving a Porsche in Munich (see below). Exact circumstances, motivational situation as well as the personal details of the man are "at the moment still completely unclear," said a police spokesman on Wednesday.
But: the on-site evidence was completed, now being investigated - on suspicion of a homicide. In order to determine the exact nature of the injury, the dead person should be “promptly autopsied”. The police want to announce more detailed information on the situation on Thursday. "In the early afternoon at the latest."
First report - gruesome find in Munich: man sits dead behind the wheel of a Porsche murder commission
Munich - A body was found in a car in Munich's Am Hart district on Wednesday morning - apparently only hours after a violent killing.
The man was apparently shot, the Süddeutsche Zeitung reports. He was sitting in the driver's position on the steering wheel of his four-door Porsche . Hugo Wolf Street was partially closed off after the shocking find.
Munich: dead man behind the wheel of a Porsche found - more detailed information only on Thursday
At around 7:30 a.m., witnesses alerted the police. According to the report, they initially assumed a natural cause of death. But it quickly became apparent that it was probably a homicide.
The Munich police confirmed the discovery of a body on Wednesday, but has not yet released any further information on the background or the cause of death . According to the evening newspaper , the Porsche driver should be autopsied on Wednesday, according to information from the South Germans, the murder commission is already investigating. On Thursday, the police would then give more details about the case.
In Bad Gögging, Lower Bavaria, a man was stabbed to death on an open street in early March. The Munich "Isar murder" is still unsettled - despite unorthodox methods of investigation by the police.
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