Bestselling author Alexandra Fröhlich dead – police investigate murder

Hamburg's bestselling author Alexandra Fröhlich has died. The 58-year-old was discovered lifeless by family members on her houseboat in the Moorfleet district this week.

The Police suspect a violent crime and is investigating for murder.

Police confirm massive violence

According to Hamburg police, Alexandra Fröhlich died as a result of massive violence. Investigators from the State Criminal Police Office (LKA 41) have established a homicide squad and are working diligently to solve the case.

Forensic evidence included a 3D scanner, diving teams that examined the water around the houseboat, and forensic experts. as newspapers report.

Traces of blood and fibers were recovered. The exact cause of death has not yet been released, but the coroner confirmed that the injuries were fatal.

Police ask for information – suspect unknown

For investigative reasons, the police did not want to disclose whether there was already a suspect.

However, officials are urgently requesting witnesses who have made suspicious observations in the area around the houseboat to come forward.

The Hamburg police can be contacted at 040 / 4286 – 56789 or at any police station.

Alexandra Fröhlich – Voice of Contemporary Literature

Alexandra Fröhlich was considered one of the most successful German authors of recent years. She became particularly well-known for her humorous yet serious Books like “People always die” or “My Russian mother-in-law and other catastrophes”.

Her works struck a chord with the times, found a broad audience and made her a fixture in the German-speaking literary world.

The author leaves behind three sons. Everyone now hopes that the circumstances will be clarified as soon as possible.

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