Body in a suitcase: 40-year-old from Stuttgart causes mystery in Filderstadt

Body in a suitcase: 40-year-old from Stuttgart causes mystery in Filderstadt

In a dark twist, the story of the body discovered in a suitcase on the outskirts of Filderstadt takes on new details. On September 2, 2025, the police published the identity of the dead: it was a 40-year-old woman from Stuttgart. Their last sighting dates back to July 21, 2025, putting the investigation in a shocking light. The suitcase in which the body was found already had a strong smell of decomposition, and the discovery in Filderstadt-Bonlanden was made on August 28, 2025 by a construction yard employee. However, the exact circumstances and place where the woman died remain unclear. This is reported by the daily news.

The police have set up a special commission with 44 officers under the name “Trolley” to clarify the background to this sinister case. The autopsy of the body did not produce any clear results as to the cause of death, which further complicates the investigation. It also remains unclear how and where the suitcase with the body was dumped. Despite the identification of the woman, which caused great public consternation, the case remains a mystery with many unanswered questions, such as NADR reported.

Unexplained circumstances and investigations

Other important details include the circumstances that led to the woman's death. The investigators are asking the public for support and information that could help clarify the matter. The spectatorial aspect of the case not only brought the police into action, but also caused unrest among residents and the media.

Amid these tragic events, there are also bright spots in daily life in the region. The consumer advice center provides information about risky parking options at supermarkets. Drivers can quickly experience a nasty surprise in private parking spaces, as tickets between 30 and 50 euros are not uncommon. In particular, you should be aware of any implied contracts that are accepted when parking on private property.

News from the region

In addition to the violent incident, there are also positive reports about animal rescue in Eberbach: An alert cyclist noticed unattended beehives after strangers removed covers and threw them into the Neckar. The driver informed the owner, which prevented a major bee death.

The Stuttgart wine village also offered special cuisine, such as a roast of Wagyu beef, which was on the menu for 85 euros. Another curiosity arose from an irritant gas alarm in a Flixtrain, in which nine passengers complained of irritation. The exact cause has not yet been determined, a topic that will certainly cause a stir.

Finally, a look back at the traffic situation shows that a construction site on the A8 is causing traffic to stall. The A5 was also temporarily closed between Walldorf and the Stuttgart junction. It remains exciting to see what new developments the coming days will bring.