Shocking crimes in Herrsching: Investigations are in full swing

Shocking crimes in Herrsching: Investigations are in full swing

police are also looking for divers in Herrsching

The municipality of Herrsching is shaken by a shocking violent crime in which a 74-year-old was killed in his house. The alleged perpetrator was able to flee, which led to an intensive search. The Kripo leads the investigation in this tragic case.

a tragedy shakes Herrsching

On Friday evening, a 74-year-old man was found dead in his family home in a quiet residential area in Herrsching. The deceased was the former chief designer of the car brand Rolls-Royce. The police suspect a violent offense as the cause of his death, but the exact course of crime is still unclear.

intensive search measures in the region

After the perpetrator fled from the crime scene, the police immediately started a large -scale search. Emergency services from various departments, including dog handlers, federal police and a police helicopter, were involved in the search. The criminal police Fürstenfeldbruck and the Munich II public prosecutor's office took over the investigation on site.

diverse search methods in use

The police also used volunteer forces from the fire brigade and the Starnberg district water guard. Drones with thermal imaging cameras were requested to search the area around the Kiental. The search had to be temporarily interrupted due to rain, but the measures were continued, including divers, the bank areas of the Ammersee searched for evidence.

maintaining intensive search measures

The search for the alleged perpetrator continues, while the investigative group was set up in Mühlfeld to work on the case. The suspect's description was published to call up the public for help. The neighborhood reacts shocked to the tragic events, and Mayor Christian Schiller expresses his sympathy for the victim's family.

a tragic loss for the automotive industry

The deceased was an important personality in automobile design and left an impressive career at BMW and Rolls-Royce. His violent death has triggered deep grief in the region and in the automotive industry.

- Nag