Shocking discovery as mushroom pickers find decomposed corpse in Germany’s Hannover

Shocking discovery as mushroom pickers finds decomposed corpse in Germany's Hannover

Shocking discovery as mushroom pickers finds decomposed corpse in Germany's Hannover. Image: Tanja Midgardson/Shutterstock.com

ACCORDING to shocking reports from Germany on Wednesday, October 12, mushroom pickers discovered a decomposed corpse in the woods in Hannover.

The distressing discovery was actually made by the mushroom pickers in Mecklenheider Forst in Hannover Nordhafen on Tuesday, October 11, however, further details have not been released until October 12.

Initial reports suggest that the dead body of a man was found in Lower Saxony’s capital at around 3 pm between the Mittellandkanal and the A2, according to the “Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung” (HAZ).

The body had already begun to decompose and police believe that the body had been in the forest for some time.

According to news38.de, police have not ruled out the possibility that the man had been killed and his body dumped in the woods.

However, investigations into the identity of the man and the cause of his death are ongoing.

Back in August, Spain’s Guardia Civil Maritime Rescue vessel recovered a badly decomposed body from the sea off the coast of La Manga in the Region of Murcia.

The body was recovered from the sea on Sunday, August 28, near the port of La Manga in the Region of Murcia. The pilot of a passing boat spotted the corpse floating in the water at around 12 midday, just off the beach of Ensenada del Esparto.


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Matthew Roscoe

Originally from the UK, Matthew is based on the Costa Blanca and is a web reporter for The Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com.

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