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Reports Say A45 Remains Identified by Fingerprints as Eritrean Woman

Authorities have not confirmed the reported identification, with a homicide squad examining how the remains reached the roadway.

Overview

  • Body parts were found overnight between the Olpe-Süd interchange and Freudenberg on the A45 in North Rhine-Westphalia, according to police and prosecutors.
  • The Hagen police established a homicide unit, and the investigation into identity, cause, and circumstances remains ongoing.
  • WDR reports the victim was identified via fingerprints as a woman from Eritrea who had been living in a refugee accommodation and was not listed as missing.
  • The motorway was fully closed for forensic work and, per DPA, reopened to traffic at about 7 a.m. Monday.
  • Investigators reportedly found no signs of a violent crime during a search, and media note a significant distance between the woman’s residence and the discovery site.