Austria police suspect murder-suicide after head, body parts found in lake

Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake.

The gruesome details began to unfold over the weekend when a suitcase with the woman's body parts was found in Traunsee lake, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Salzburg, said prosecutor Birgit Ahamer. A police dog later found a second suitcase with more pieces of her body.

The man's body was found by divers in the lake on Monday. Attached to his hands with zip ties were two suitcases filled with rocks. The woman's head was discovered nearby.



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Investigators say the conditions of the bodies and circumstances surrounding the case lead them to believe it was a murder-suicide.

'That the woman was strangled seems ... quite certain,' Ahamer said. 'Because of the fact that we have found no traces of violence on the male body -- and he drowned -- so it seems that it was a suicide.

Authorities believe they died sometime between December 24 and January 3. Both were 50 to 70 years old.

Their identities weren't immediately known.

Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. Their identities weren't immediately known. The man's body was found by divers in the lake on Monday. Attached to his hands with zip ties were two suitcases filled with rocks. The woman's head was discovered nearby. Their identities weren't immediately known. The gruesome details began to unfold over the weekend when a suitcase with the woman's body parts was found in Traunsee lake, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Salzburg, said prosecutor Birgit Ahamer. A police dog later found a second suitcase with more pieces of her body. Investigators say the conditions of the bodies and circumstances surrounding the case lead them to believe it was a murder-suicide. Their identities weren't immediately known. Their identities weren't immediately known. The gruesome details began to unfold over the weekend when a suitcase with the woman's body parts was found in Traunsee lake, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Salzburg, said prosecutor Birgit Ahamer. A police dog later found a second suitcase with more pieces of her body. Their identities weren't immediately known. Authorities believe they died sometime between December 24 and January 3. Both were 50 to 70 years old. Their identities weren't immediately known. Authorities believe they died sometime between December 24 and January 3. Both were 50 to 70 years old. The gruesome details began to unfold over the weekend when a suitcase with the woman's body parts was found in Traunsee lake, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Salzburg, said prosecutor Birgit Ahamer. A police dog later found a second suitcase with more pieces of her body. Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. Their identities weren't immediately known. Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. Their identities weren't immediately known. The man's body was found by divers in the lake on Monday. Attached to his hands with zip ties were two suitcases filled with rocks. The woman's head was discovered nearby. Their identities weren't immediately known. Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. Investigators say the conditions of the bodies and circumstances surrounding the case lead them to believe it was a murder-suicide. The man's body was found by divers in the lake on Monday. Attached to his hands with zip ties were two suitcases filled with rocks. The woman's head was discovered nearby. Investigators say the conditions of the bodies and circumstances surrounding the case lead them to believe it was a murder-suicide. The gruesome details began to unfold over the weekend when a suitcase with the woman's body parts was found in Traunsee lake, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Salzburg, said prosecutor Birgit Ahamer. A police dog later found a second suitcase with more pieces of her body. Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. The man's body was found by divers in the lake on Monday. Attached to his hands with zip ties were two suitcases filled with rocks. The woman's head was discovered nearby. Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. 'That the woman was strangled seems ... quite certain,' Ahamer said. 'Because of the fact that we have found no traces of violence on the male body -- and he drowned -- so it seems that it was a suicide. Authorities believe a man killed a woman and then dismembered her before encasing her head in concrete. His body was found submerged in a lake. The man's body was found by divers in the lake on Monday. Attached to his hands with zip ties were two suitcases filled with rocks. The woman's head was discovered nearby.

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