53-year-old German woman found dead in Goa


Panaji, Sep 18 (IANS): A 53-year-old German woman has been found dead in her apartment in the beach village of Canacona in South Goa district, police said Friday.

The remains of Stephanie Hesser were found only after her daughter flew in from Germany, after she failed to get through to her mother over the last few weeks despite several call.

"Victim's daughter Himani Hessar, 20, came down to Goa as her mother was not responding to calls," the Goa Police said in a statement.

Hessar had to break down the door of the apartment located in Canacona, a popular beach hub for foreign tourists who stay in Goa for a longer duration.

According to a statement recorded by the daughter before the Canacona police station, the deceased was suffering from asthma and depression and was under medication.

"A case of unnatural death has been registered. Inquest will be conducted soon," the statement said.

 

  

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  • Harish Hegde, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 19 2020

    CBI inquiry is necessary.

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  • Deshbhakt, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 19 2020

    How sad. Why can't Indian authorities publish helpline numbers for tourists just in case of emergency ? God know for how many days she is dead and the daughter had to fly all the way till Goa to check on her mother.

    Please India, please be a bit more responsible while you seek foreign funds through tourism. Understand how we Indians will be helpless under such circumstance and the troubles if we are to go there to check on our family members.

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