Identities of Two Men Found Dead in German Cornfield Confirmed

Authorities in Gronau have identified the second victim as a 23-year-old Polish man, though the cause of death remains unknown.

The bodies of two men were discovered by a dog in a cornfield in Gronau, North Rhine-Westphalia, in early September.
Both victims were Polish nationals from near Gdansk, with the second man's identity recently confirmed through DNA testing.
Chemical substances linked to synthetic drugs and traces of cocaine and amphetamines were found on the bodies and clothing.
Despite these findings, investigators have not yet determined if the substances caused the men's deaths.
The investigation continues as authorities seek to unravel the circumstances surrounding the mysterious deaths.