Summary:
Kim wall, a Danish journalist, was found dead and dismembered with her limbs littered at sea. The suspect of who murdered her is 46 year old Peter Madsen. Kim wall was with him on his private submarine and that is the last place she was ever seen alive. He admits to chopping of her limbs, but he says he did not kill her. Apparently, he claims that she died to carbon monoxide poisoning and then he decided to take matters into his own hands.
Analysis:
Why would someone dismember a human being just because they died? This just doesn't add up and either way he deliberately tried to hide her body away from the police. I strongly see him guilty in some way or form.
In 1986 a similar death has happened to the unsolved murder of Japanese tourist Kazuko Toyonaga. Her limbs were scattered around Copenhagen bay and Christianshavn canal, but it still remains unclear as to who committed this crime.
Sources:
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2017/10/30/kim-wall-murder-suspect-admits-dismembering-body-denies-killing-her.html
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/30/europe/denmark-journalist-dismembered/index.html
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/danish-inventor-allegedly-confesses-dismembering-kim-wall-article-1.3600096
This definitely is a murder cover-up. I've watched enough Dateline NBC to know that. I think this should for sure be looked into more closely.
ReplyDeleteSooooo this man dismembers a body, but still denies murder? Even if that is the case, and that's a big if, it's still an obstruction of justice.
ReplyDeleteMargot Tortolani
ReplyDeleteThis is really disturbing to read. It's almost like an episode of Law and Order. If he had nothing to hide, if it indeed was carbon monoxide poisoning, there would be no reason to dismember the body. Also, when does he claim that she died of carbon monoxide poisoning? If it was during the time in which they were together, shouldn't he have died as well?