One of the two women found dead in a residence in Luleå municipality last week has now been identified. This since the police received preliminary answers to parts of the forensic examination, writes Norrländska Socialdemokraten.
According to the newspaper, there are no signs that any crime has been committed.
There are no injuries that have been significant for the death and there is still nothing that suggests that the death was caused by another person, says Erik Lampinen, investigation leader, to the newspaper.
The two women found in the residence are said to have been siblings. The one identified is a woman in her 50s.
A forensic chemical examination, which can provide answers to internal injuries, is still ongoing.
