Explosions in a single-family home in Weimar-Lützendorf: residents missing
After several explosions in a single-family home in Weimar-Lützendorf, there is no trace of a resident.
Quick Look
- A 61-year-old resident is missing after several explosions in a single-family home in Weimar-Lützendorf.
- The police assume that the attack was caused intentionally using gas bottles that were found at the crime scene.
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Why It Matters
In Weimar-Lützendorf there were explosions in a single-family home, in which gas bottles were identified as the cause.
After several explosions in a single-family home in Weimar-Lützendorf, there is no trace of a resident. The police said it was still not clear whether the 61-year-old owner they were looking for was under the rubble. However, the authorities continue to assume that the explosions were caused intentionally with the help of gas cylinders. Several gas bottles were found among the rubble.
The police did not release any further details, including who triggered the explosions and why. According to various media reports, the wanted resident himself is considered a possible suspect who could have caused the explosions using the gas cylinders. The police did not provide any official information about this.
According to eyewitness reports, nothing can be seen of the originally large house. There is only a pile of rubble left there. Sheep that are kept on the large property belonging to the house were unharmed, according to the police. The animals stayed far enough away from the house.
Open Questions
- Where is the 61-year-old resident?
- Who triggered the explosions?
