UC3 Nautilus sunk - Peter Madsen charged with murder of journalist Kim Wall

[Onkel Neal]

Do dead people wash up in Copenhagen often?

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

The English word is "pathology", specifically "forensic pathology". Pathology is the study of diseases, and Forensic Pathology is the study of the cause of a death. The word for Quincy's job is "Coroner", which is a Forensic Pathologist employed by the police for just such a job.

Thank you Steve and Aktungbby

It was the word Coroner I was looking for, ´cause it is the Forensic Pathologist that works for the Danish police in Copenhagen. I also know what it is called in Danish now- Retsmediciner
=(A Coroner/retsmediciner is a doctor working with clinical forensic medicine and Forensic)

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[Onkel Neal]

Can you please stay in topic?

[Jimbuna]

The BBC take on current developments:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-41007410

Not looking good at all

[Morts]

Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

Do dead people wash up in Copenhagen often?

It's rare enough that this is almost certainly her.
But untill she is identified, there is a chance that it isnt her.

[Catfish]

We have been anchoring near Moen's Klint (the second protruding languet south of Kopenhagen, protruding from the west) overnight some years ago, until storm and swell forced us to get away and ride it out at 2 a.m.
Wind and current can be quite strong there, but i doubt that she would have been found at the place mentioned.

Does not look good, but still – innocent until his guilt is really proven.

[Rockstar]

Assuming worst case senarion. If he was using tools like a saw to dismember a body Id bet money evidence is still attached to the teeth of the blade.

[Onkel Neal]

Originally Posted by Morts

It's rare enough that this is almost certainly her.
But untill she is identified, there is a chance that it isnt her.

Either way, this is a tragedy twice over.

[Rockstar]

But if there was a relationship past or present people are capable of doing crazy things out of jealousy couple tha with psycological profiles and common traits of powerful men such as CEO and others driven to achieve. She may have threatened a poor review, who knows. Why did her boyfriend feel concerned and report her missing? I think theres more to this than just covering up a bad accident. Especially if a dismembered body is involved.

Also Danish law may not be much different than U.S. law. Though you may not be licensed to collect compensation and operate as a passenger vessel. there's nothing illegal with having a 'guest' aboard.

[Carotio]

http://www.bt.dk/krimi/drabschef-om-...ed-arme-og-ben
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeM..._vB_9WswhGzn7A

The body was cut up on purpose, police has just confirmed. Nothing says that the body is KW, but neither that it cannot be her. So we have to wait for DNA. Result will be known late this evening or tomorrow.

[Red October1984]

This has become quite the story. Whatever the outcome, this has been a ride.

[Rockstar]

No doubt, things are much different when you actually know and met the suspect. Its always the same 'he was such nice guy, quiet, never bothered anyone', then the shock and dismay.

Another worst case senario. he lured her out there.

[Jimbuna]

Should it become proven the body is who it is suspected to be and the dismemberment was intentional during a moment of panic or for whatever other reason or consideration anyone may choose to believe, the balance of probabilities/beyond reasonable doubt would be extremely hard to defend.

Heaven knows it is hard enough for those who know and have met him but turn the tables and imagine for a moment that it is your daughter that is missing.

[Onkel Neal]

I won't accept that panic can lead to dismemberment a human body. The panic theory is out the window.

I agree, my sympathies go out to the family. This is a horrible crime.

[Catfish]

It does not have to be her, can be a the victim of someone else.
I take it the police can exclude it was a ship's prop which might have done that(?)