Overview
- Police discovered the 27-year-old in her Dorfen apartment after she failed to show up for work on Monday, according to Upper Bavaria North police.
- An autopsy ordered by prosecutors confirmed a fatal level of carbon monoxide in her body.
- Kriminalpolizei Erding is leading the inquiry, and the Landshut public prosecutor’s office is handling the legal investigation.
- Investigators currently classify the case as a tragic accident and have not released details about the source of the carbon monoxide.
- Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can build up when fires or gas appliances lack enough oxygen, such as with blocked flues or vents, which makes poisoning hard to detect.