Drama on the Zuckerhütl
Body discovered at 3400 meters: Identity unclear
A terrible discovery on the Zuckerhütl at around 3,500 meters in the Stubai Alps in Tyrol: a woman's body was found around 150 meters below the summit. The identity of the alpinist, who is believed to have fallen, is still completely unclear. Investigations are ongoing.
Another climber made the gruesome discovery around midday on Monday and immediately made an emergency call. The woman is believed to have fallen on the north side of the highest mountain in the Stubai Alps, which is around 50 degrees steep.
Plunged 130 meters into the depths
According to the police, the body was found around 150 meters below the mountain peak. The well-equipped alpinist had probably fallen 130 meters and suffered fatal injuries. It is not known exactly when the accident occurred.
The dead woman was rescued by police helicopter and flown down to the valley.
Die Ermittler
The deceased was rescued by the Libelle Tirol police helicopter and then flown down into the valley.
Investigations into the identity
The identity of the dead woman is still a mystery. This has not yet been clarified. Today, Wednesday, the body is to be autopsied at the Innsbruck forensic medicine department. The body was recovered by police helicopter and flown down into the valley.
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