US EditionPolice launch murder investigation after bestselling novelist found dead on houseboat
- German authorities are investigating the death of bestselling novelist Alexandra Fröhlich, who was found dead on a houseboat in Hamburg on April 22, with signs of a violent attack.
- Authorities believe she died as a result of violence and are treating the case as a homicide, seeking public information.
- Relatives discovered Fröhlich's body and called the fire department, leading to police involvement as the cause of death was initially unclear.
- The investigation has included evidence examination and the deployment of police divers.
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It happened all Tuesday night between midnight and 5.30 a.m. last week, when one of the writer's three children went to her mother's house: she was killed during a violent struggle with a heavy object.
·Italy
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A murder investigation has been launched in Hamburg after German author Alexandra Fröhlich, 58, was found dead on her houseboat.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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German writer Alexandra Fröhlich was found murdered in Hamburg, NRD reported April 29. Froehlich was 58 years old.
·Riga, Latvia
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- 34% of the sources are Center, 34% of the sources lean Right
34% Right
L 32%
C 34%
R 34%
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