In the summer house, police found a man killed and a woman injured.
Now, the woman, who is 65 years of age, arrested on suspicion of murder.
the woman has not yet been heard by the police when she was in the day surgery.
Västmanland police were called last night out to a summer cottage outside Arboga.
The alarm came at 23:12 and when the police arrived at the scene they found a man in the 65-year-old’s death and a woman, although she is 65 years of age, was injured near the man.
the police immediately took suspicions that the man had been murdered and the woman, who is the man’s wife, were arrested.
– the woman is now in police custody on suspicion of murder, said Lisa True Ervik of police in Uppsala.
woman surgery
How the woman agrees to the allegations is currently unclear.
– We have not been able to hear her even when she was operated on. Earliest tomorrow we will be able to hear her say True Ervik.
The woman’s injuries will not be life-threatening.
In addition, the police are reticent. They want, among other things, do not comment on how the suspected murder came to their attention.
– We are early in the investigation and we want to keep the information card.
Suspicious woman injured
Lawyer Thomas Carlstedt representing the arrested woman. According to him, she is injured and has undergone surgery. However, it is unknown if the damage incurred in the suspected murder.
– I got the information that she was injured by the police, but that’s all I know. We will meet in the morning when a hearing is booked, he says to Aftonbladet.
The police are still working on the site and technicians examine the house.
The police have also knocked the door in the area. An accommodation in the area where the murder occurred telling VLT
– The police wanted to know if we have seen something or heard any screams or the like during the evening and night.
The woman is currently in custody as reasonably suspected of murder. It is the lower degree of suspicion.
Whether the now arrested the woman or the murdered man should be convicted of crimes in the past.
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