According to a tourist suspected of killing her family in Iceland, he is arrested

The Icelandic media reported that a French tourist in his sixties had been arrested in Iceland suspected of killing her daughter and her husband while the three were spending in the country.

The husband and his daughter were found in a sophisticated hotel in the capital of Iceland, Reykkavik, on Saturday morning, while the woman was found alive with stab wounds, Icelandic broadcaster Rove mentioned Late Saturday.

Evar Palacon, a Richavik police officer, said Evar Palacon, that there is the occurrence of Eviar Palacon, a Richavik police officer:

RUV stated that the bodies were found on the fourth floor of the Edition Hotel and was scheduled to leave the group on Saturday.

The Icelandic police were not available to comment on Sunday on the investigation, and it has not yet confirmed that the suspect was linked to the victims.

The Icelandic media did not provide any details about the identities of tourists.

The police just have Confirm in a statement On Saturday, the Local Court of Reheervik detained the woman in detention until June 20, “with regard to the (police) investigation into the death of French tourists in a hotel in the city center.”

“The detained woman was traveling with those who died when the case arose,” the statement said.

Previously statementPolice said that dead foreign tourists were found at the hotel at about 8:00 am, and a third person, who is also a tourist, who was also at the scene and injured.

“Many details are unclear because the investigation of its early stages,” police said.

Crime and fatal violence are rare in Iceland, where the country is regularly classified as a world peace index summit thanks to low crime rates, although gang crime has been increasing in recent years.

according to StatemanIceland has one of the lowest killings in Europe – only two people were killed on the island in 2021.

In 2017, peaceful Iceland was usually shocked when a 20 -year -old woman was found killing On the beach.