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• Danish police say body found near Copenhagen was Kim Wall's He said in a statement released on Tuesday, “Naturally, the DNA match is a relatively large break through in the investigation which will now continue until we have built all possible information in the case.”

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Jensen also said during the Monday briefing that the body bore clear signs of having been submerged in the water for some time, with Jensen saying that the body had “certainly not fallen in the water today.”

Freelance journalist Wall went missing after having boarded the 18-metre UC3 Nautilus sub on the evening of August 10th, apparently as part of her work on a feature story about its owner, inventor and entrepreneur Peter Madsen. A wealthy inventor claims that he "buried" her at sea after she died in an accident on his sub....
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• Danish police say body found near Copenhagen was Kim Wall's Lead investigator Jens Møller Jensen said at a press briefing at Copenhagen’s Politigården police headquarters on Wednesday morning that DNA from muscle taken from the torso and blood found in the submarine had been matched to samples from some of Kim Wall’s belongings. Freelance journalist Wall went missing after having boarded the 18-metre UC3 Nautilus sub on the evening of August 10th, apparently as part of her work on a feature story about its owner, inventor and entrepreneur Peter Madsen. Several weeks later, police divers found the rest of her remains about 1km (0.6 miles) from where her torso had been discovered, in Koge Bay. The police report that the head, arms, and legs had been deliberately cut off the torso, but Madsen’s lawyer said that her client continues to claim he is innocent and that Wall died in an accident on board that sub, according to BBC News. "It doesn't change my client's explanation that an accident happened," Betina Hald Engmark told Danish BT tabloid, adding "no matter what, we find it very positive that she has been found now."
A headless dismembered torso found washed ashore in Copenhagen two days ago is identified as Kim Wall. According to a police spokesperson, the body was deliberately mutilated and had metal attached to it so that it would not float.