Eslöv double death investigation: Police say no outsider appears to be involved

Wed 1 Jul 2026 11:54 CEST

The police are continuing the murder investigation after two people were found dead in a villa in Eslöv municipality on Tuesday. No outsiders appear to have been involved, police spokesperson Jimmy Modin said.

It was neighbours who alerted police to the scene, and the villa was cordoned off for a forensic examination.

We have continued to cordon off the accommodation, says Jimmy Modin on Wednesday morning.

The police have held several witness interviews, including with people who live in the area.

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