Skull find in Werne: suspected of mysterious death hardens!

Skull find in Werne: suspected of mysterious death hardens!

A week after the discovery of a human skull on the Horne in Werne, the investigation continues to run at full speed. On June 11, 2023, the search for Ingo H., a 53-year-old man who plunged into a stream on March 10, 2023 during a walk with his granddaughter. Further human skeletons were found here, which again fueled the concern about the fate of the missing person. The skull has already been examined, but a DNA comparison is still pending and it is unclear whether it actually belongs to Ingo H.. A press spokesman for the Unna district police authority confirmed the find and emphasized that the investigation into the human remains continued. A result is expected in the coming weeks, which is of great importance for the relatives and the public.

In another case, which also happened in Ennepetal in North Rhine-Westphalia, human bones were discovered on a construction site near a rehabilitation clinic. According to information from Image , the first bone was discovered by an employee during the construction work. Immediately initiated measures led to an intensive search, in which further skeleton shelter were excavated. These bones are more than ten years old, possibly even for several decades. The site has an eventful history because a hospital and an SS motorcycle relay were stationed there in World War II. Despite the finds, there is currently no evidence of a homicide, and the investigators are planning DNA analyzes to identify the bones.

Investigations and historical backgrounds

The complex history of the sites raises questions. In Ennepetal, the emergency services are faced with the challenge of having to remove and search 1500 cubic meters of earth manually. This happens with pick -up chopes, which makes the investigation time -consuming and tedious. At the same time, the investigation into the human remains of Ingo H. is running in parallel, which increases the presence of forensic studies in the region and may also have an impact on police crime statistics. As the Police NRW , the police crime statistics offer important insights into the change in crime quotient and contributes to the planning of crime policy. However, these statistics are not comprehensive because only known and edited crimes are recorded. The number of unreported cases is not taken into account, which limits the meaningfulness of the data.

The situation in both regions raises questions about security and unexplained crimes in North Rhine-Westphalia. While the investigators are working on clarifying the origin of the bones and the fate of the missing person, the population remains in uncertainty over the events. Progress in the ongoing investigations could provide crucial information on the cases and give the bereaved a certain clarity.