Police: Sister found mother and brother died in Bergen – VG

A mother (64) and her son (43) was Tuesday found dead in a house in Bergen. Police denotes both deaths as suspicious.

The woman lived in the house, and her son “had abode” there, said Bergen police Tuesday afternoon.

– The son was reported missing by a health institution yesterday because he had not met at times by appointment. We sent out a patrol to look for him, but without success. We then talked about the sister who went to her mother and found both dead, said police chief Morten Eagles at Bergen south police district VG.

EDITORIAL: Police Chief Morten Eagles at Bergen south police.

Photo: BEAR Thunæs

Police Chief stated that none of the dead had visible damage to the body when they were found at 11 o’clock on Tuesday.

– we have found drugs that we put in the context of the deaths, says the Eagles to VG.

son last seen eight days ago

the police are awaiting the preliminary autopsy report before they will comment on dødsårssaken. The report is expected to be available in a few days.

– When is the last secure vital signs of the mother and son?

– the latest secure observation of her son was a week ago, on Monday 29 February. He was then at the institution where he had daily attendance. The mother remained much indoors for health reasons, and the latter ensure observation of her is therefore somewhat further back in time, responding police boss.

BLOCKED OFF: Police have initiated a full investigation after a sister found mother and brother died in this property in Bergen on Tuesday.

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police do not yet know how long they dead family members have been in residence located in Rådal Bergen, but they now mapping their movements to clarify this.

– We have during the day carried out technical studies on site. There have also been two coroners with during the preliminary investigations of the dead, said police chief Morten Eagle Bergen south police district.

The investigations in which the municipalities have not given investigators a basis to determine the cause of death so far.

– We have included seizures, but not in weapons, says Eagle.