Police launch murder investigation after bestselling novelist found dead on houseboat
- German police have started a murder investigation after Alexandra Fröhlich was found dead on her houseboat in Hamburg.
- Authorities reported that Fröhlich's body was discovered by her relatives, who alerted authorities after finding her lifeless body onboard.
- Investigators assume that Fröhlich died as a result of violence and are searching for potential witnesses.
- The investigation has led police to consider possible persons of interest while divers search for a weapon in the river.
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Who was Alexandra Fröhlich, the German writer killed in her houseboat in Hamburg
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.
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Read Full ArticleThe writer Alexandra Fröhlich, author of the novels “My Russian Mother-in-Law and Other Disasters” and “Travels with Russians”, was killed in Hamburg. Her books were included in the bestseller lists
German writer Alexandra Fröhlich was found murdered in Hamburg, NRD reported April 29. Froehlich was 58 years old.
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