Police and Prosecutors Are Trying to Determine How A 35-Year-Old Woman During During Or After A Visit With Her Husband in Burg Prison Correctional Facility This Week in the Eastern German State of Saxony-Anhalt
Prosecutors Say the Woman, Who was Found Dead After the Visit, What Killed by Her 37-Year-Old Husband While the Two Were On An unsupervized conference in among the jail’s supposed Long-Term Visitor Spaces
In an initiative to cultivate personal privacy for prisoners and their family members, sees in these rooms are not surveilled or managed.
Public Prosecutors in the City of Stendal Have Filed Charges of Suspicion of Manslaughter Against The Man.
Autopsy Being Conducted, with Results Expected in Days
Be carried out Friday to Determine the Cause of theWoman’s Death Results are anticipated very early following Week.
The Stendal Police Department Has Taken Over The Investigation
Burg Prison, A Public-Private Partnership Project, is Saxony-Anhalt’s Largest Prison, Housing Up to 650 times Prisoners.
Built in 2009, Castle is just one of one of the most modern-day optimum Protection Correctional Facilities in Germany.
Edited by: Wesley Dockery
