Police say a woman's body has been found in a forest in southwestern Germany near where a banker's wife was kidnapped last month. Police said Friday that the body hadn't yet been identified. German news agency DAPD reported that a man walking his dog Thursday night found the body, which had been covered with branches. Maria Boegerl was seized from her home in Heidenheim in May. The kidnapper then contacted the 54-year-old woman's husband, Thomas, an executive with a local bank, and demanded a ransom of (EURO)300,000 ($368,000), according to German media reports. Police say Thomas placed the ransom money at the side of a highway but it was never picked up. More than 100 officers and helicopters spent days searching for Boegerl. 