Kim Wall News: Parts of the Journalist's Body Found by Danish Police
A memorial fund has been set up for Wall
The latest turn in what is quickly turning into a truly tragic tale involving journalist Kim Wall may have shed more light on her final moments.
According to the Danish police, parts of Wall's body were found in Koge Bay, which is located south of Copenhagen.
Police inspector Jens Moller Jensen detailed the findings further and revealed that Wall's head, her legs and articles of clothing were discovered in bags, BBC News reported. In addition to those findings, there were also pieces of metal placed inside the bags intended to weigh them down. A knife was also discovered.
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Moller Jensen talked about the latest developments further. According to the inspector, after conducting a post-mortem examination, Wall's head displayed "no sign of fracture" and there was also no indication of blunt force having been applied to the skull.
Prior to these latest discoveries, other parts of Wall's body were also found. Back in August, Wall's torso was located and an examination of it showed that there were knife wounds on her ribcage and genitals.
Wall was last seen two months ago. She was working on a story featuring inventor Peter Madsen and his UC3 Nautilus submarine.
Previously, Madsen stated Wall died when a hatch hit her head. He called it a "terrible accident" and talked about burying the journalist at sea and then taking his own life using his submarine.
In the wake of the tragedy, Wall's family and friends have set up a memorial fund intended to honor the journalist's legacy. The fund will be used to support a female reporter interested in covering what Wall termed as "the undercurrents of rebellion."
Those interested can check out the memorial fund's website here. People can still make donations to the fund.
More news about Kim Wall should be made available in the near future.
