Five corpses in the house, three are children: it is investigated for multiple homicide

Horror in a house in Senzig, south of Berlin, Germany.

Police found the lifeless bodies of five people, including those of three children.

The two adults would be around 40 years old, the children four, eight and ten years old.

According to initial information, it would be a multiple homicide. In fact, bullet holes and stab wounds were found on the corpses. It is not clear, however, if the killer is among the victims, in which case it could be a suicide preceded by murders, or if the killer came from outside.

Investigators have launched investigations to shed light on the incident, all with the utmost confidentiality.

According to rumors published by the German media, the house - located in Birkenalle, the "street of the birches", the classic quiet and suggestive place, away from the chaos of the city, in the Brandenburg region - was inhabited by a couple of teachers and their three children. The family, rumors still say, was in quarantine for Covid.

The alarm would have been raised by one of the residents of the neighborhood, who would have noticed the lifeless bodies, calling the police.

In the house the forensics also came into action, hunting for clues and traces.

The police also took a dog out of the house, entrusted to a shelter.

(Unioneonline / lf)