2 people found dead in hotel in south of island!

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Radio Sintonia:

The Civil Guard investigates the death of two people in a hotel in the south of Fuerteventura.

The bodies of two lifeless people, about 45 years old, were located this Thursday, April 13, in a hotel establishment in the municipality of Pájara, south of Fuerteventura. So far the causes of death have not transcended. This media has been able to confirm that the Civil Guard keeps an investigation open to clarify the causes of the death of these people.

Noticias:

The Civil Guard has confirmed the discovery of two lifeless bodies during yesterday, Thursday, April 13, in a hotel in the municipality of Pájara, Fuerteventura.

According to sources close to the investigation, a violent death is suspected due to the crime scene. Although the Civil Guard continues to work to clarify what happened, as Radio Sintonía advances.

Update - Friday eve.
Noticias:

The two bodies found in Pájara would be of a German couple.
The lifeless bodies of the two people located on Thursday in the municipality of Pájara, on the island of Fuerteventura would be a man and a woman, whose bodies were found in a tourist accommodation and of German nationality.



The agents of the Benemérita have opened an investigation to clarify the circumstances of these deaths. One of the hypotheses that is shuffled is that of an alleged sexist crime, so that the man could have killed the woman and then taken his own life.



On the one hand, the Civil Guard was waiting for the forensic report, as well as the data that was being collected in the country of origin of the deceased.



According to the sources consulted, in the place where the bodies were found, the first impression was of at least one violent death.



At the moment the investigation is carried out with the utmost secrecy. Images from the nearest video cameras are examined to see if they provided any relevant information about what could have happened before the tragic event.

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Noticias:

According to Europa Press, the woman was found dead in bed with several blows to the head, her husband in the same room with a bag on his head. The Judicial Police of the Civil Guard continues with the investigation of the death of the German couple who last Thursday night was found dead inside one of the rooms of the Hotel Aldiana Club de Morro Jable, in Fuerteventura. The Government Delegation against Gender Violence indicated today that the murder is already being investigated as a new case of gender violence.



The agents of the Armed Institute immediately moved to the aforementioned complex after the employees of the same found inside one of the rooms the bloodied bodies of Rebecca, 42, and Alexander, 46.



The first indications already pointed to a double violent death, with all indications pointing to the fact that the woman had died in the first instance after receiving several blows to the head and that the man, subsequently, had taken his own life by suffocating with a bag on his head.



The panorama that the workers found was Dantesque, according to the sources consulted. The civil guards remained in the complex for more than three hours to try to collect all the data with which to clarify what happened.



At first everything pointed to a sexist crime, although the double suicide and even the participation of third parties were not ruled out, waiting to know more information regarding the German couple.



The agents viewed the security cameras of the establishment and took statements from both workers and customers who were in the rooms near where the Events occurred. The two bodies were transferred to Puerto del Rosario, where yesterday morning a coroner from the Institute of Legal Medicine of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria performed the corresponding autopsies to determine the causes of death and also the approximate time of the murder.



With all the information obtained so far, the Government Delegation against Gender Violence of the Government of Spain reported that the investigation is aimed at a case of sexist violence, which if confirmed would be number 13 in 2023 and 1,197 since 2003.