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Body Found in Burnt-Out Motorhome in Lofoten

29.12.2025 14:30 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Body Found in Burnt-Out Motorhome in Lofoten
Original source: Nordlys

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Police found a body in a completely burnt motorhome on Gimsøy island in Lofoten on Monday morning. The vehicle was registered abroad, and no signs of crime were detected.

On Monday morning, police discovered a body in a fully burnt motorhome on Gimsøy island in the Lofoten archipelago. The motorhome, believed to be registered abroad, was parked about 100 meters from residential buildings. No evidence of a crime was found. The main task of the investigation is to identify the deceased.

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Dead person found in motorhome in Lofoten

29.12.2025 vg.no ENG Original source

Motorhome fire on Gimsøy results in fatality

29.12.2025 Nordlys NOR Original source

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