Subsequently, it emerged that there were found two dead persons in a residence in the city - and now confirm the police that the case of a 52-year-old woman and her 16-year-old son.

'out Of consideration for the relatives given that at present no further information about the case,' inform The Police in a tweet Thursday morning.

Already on Wednesday night informed the police that investigated the case as 'a tragic event in a family'.

To B. T. have more neighbors to the dwelling on Havrevænget in the city told me that they were shocked when it suddenly poured in with police cars and ambulances on Wednesday afternoon:

"We were a little shocked (since politibilerne arrived, ed.), and then came all the ambulances. And then I was the more startled. It is cruel, it has happened," said one female neighbor who does not want his name forward.

another female inmate on the road sat and watched tv, when the police and ambulances suddenly arrived.

"I have it not very good. We live in a small town where everyone more or less knows each other, at least by appearance – so it is clear that you are somewhat terrified," says the neighbor, who also did not want his name forward.

Police were on Wednesday afternoon massively present at the address with both technicians, forensic scientists, dogs and a efterforskningsleder, and in connection with the investigation was a large area blocked.

on Wednesday evening told vagtchefen by Asyabahis north Zealand Police, Søren Bjørnestad, that you investigated the matter thoroughly.

"the Investigation is done in a snail's pace. It is the way to do it. If one moves faster than it, you risk to miss something important," he explained.

The relatives have been informed.

B. T. have been in contact with The Police in order to hear more about the circumstances behind the tragic deaths.

however, It has not been possible.

"We are not going to share further details about the case at the present time," is the message from the communications department.

"We must refer to the lookup, we have shared on Twitter."