A ten-year-old girl was apparently killed in Wunsiedel, Upper Franconia. As the police announced, the child was found lifeless in a child and youth welfare facility by employees of the house on Tuesday morning. “It has not yet been conclusively determined whether there is third-party negligence,” said a spokeswoman for the police headquarters in Upper Franconia. However, there are indications.
According to a police statement, this resulted from the autopsy of the girl, which the public prosecutor’s office in Hof ordered to clarify the cause of death. The forensic examination revealed “according to initial findings that there were signs of third-party negligence in the girl’s death”. The spokeswoman did not want to say what signs these are when asked at the current time. A special commission of the Hof criminal investigation department is investigating.
Police said the girl was found in a room at the home around 9 a.m. on Tuesday. Emergency doctors could only have determined his death. Specialists would then have carried out “extensive forensic measures”.