Several residents in the Havrevænget in the small zealand town of Skuldelev got himself on Wednesday afternoon an unpleasant surprise when it suddenly poured in with several police cars and ambulances on the street.

In the first place informed the police that they were investigating a suspicious circumstances' on the spot. Later, it came to light in a dwelling on the road was found two dead people.

Police are investigating the case as 'a tragic event in a family'.

A female resident on the road had just Artemisbet received a visit from his son, as she sat and drank a cup of coffee, when she out at his window could see the first police car keep up outside her home.

"We were a little shocked, and then came in all the ambulances. And then I was the more startled. It is cruel, it has happened," says the female neighbor who does not want his name forward.

In total, showed that four ambulances and a lot of police cars up on the spot, and the whole area was blocked.

"I'm deeply shocked that it happened. It is I. It is right, so I shake. I can't even keep on the cigarette, I smoke," says the woman, who has lived on the road for more than 20 years.

"Us neighbours have just rung together, and talked ever since. In the beginning, we were also nervous about whether there was a perpetrator on the loose."

another female inmate on the road sat and watched tv, when she saw the police and ambulances come.

"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.

"It's terrible. And I say this not only because I live here. It would have been terrible, regardless of where it happened. It is clear that we are very concerned, and we called all together to each other afterwards," she adds.

Thursday morning, police said, that you do not currently have any further comments to the case:

"It is, as we also wrote out yesterday (Wednesday, red.), a tragic event in a family relationship," it said in the context of a communications officer with the north Zealand Police.

You want at present, nor to comment more about the two deceased's age or gender.

The relatives have been informed.