37-year-old pregnant woman We were stabbed to death in Denmark on Thursday last week. The unborn child was admitted to the hospital.
VG updates the command.
Police received a report of the incident in Samsøvej in Holbæk in Denmark last Thursday at 11.10pm. There they found the 37-year-old pregnant woman who had been stabbed multiple times. They later said that she was pronounced dead in hospital Danish police on Friday morning.
On Friday evening, Kim Loveqvist of Central and West Zealand Police said Danish Extra Bladet That the child has survived and that he was born.
But Central and Western New Zealand police said the child died on Tuesday afternoon.
– They write that his life could not be saved press release.
The child was fragile and was taken to the hospital. The child’s condition requires treatment. The boy died today at 2:44 p.m., police wrote.
Two people, a 24-year-old man and a 33-year-old woman, were arrested and charged with the murder of the pregnant woman and her baby. Both will be produced for remand today. They deny criminal guilt.
According to the charge, the woman planned and encouraged the murder of the woman via the WhatsApp messaging service, among other things, while the man carried it out. This was written by several Danish media, among others Extra Magazine And the TV 2who were present in court when the accusation was read out.
the man was arrested yesterdaywhile the woman Arrested this morning. According to the police, there is a connection between the latter and the murdered woman.
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