"A sexual game that went wrong": shock in Switzerland after the death of a young British girl

The young woman stayed Monday with her boyfriend in the Ramada La Palma au Lac Hotel located in Locarno, Switzerland. The place offers breathtaking views of the majestic Lake Maggiore, which the Swiss country shares with Italy.

Anna Florence Reed, a 22-year-old Briton, called herself "Berlin Baby" in social networks, where I was very active. On different platforms, he has published several photos, many of which come from trips he made with his partner, a 29-year-old German citizen, who lived in Zurich.

Various local media reported Monday night there were screams and annoying noises coming from the room. Due to complaints from other guests, a hotel employee had to step in to ask them to stop making fuss.

What is certain is that Anna Florence Reed's body was found dead on Tuesday at 7 o'clock.. I was in the bathroom in the room. The police went into the spot alerted, again, shouting.

The paramedics tried to revive her, but they could not. The woman was declared dead at the scene.

Her boyfriend, whose identity was preserved by the authorities, was immediately arrested. When questioned by the officers, he stated that his partner died "during a badual game that went wrong", as reported by Corriere del Ticino.

The autopsy confirmed that Reed died of asphyxiation, and who had small fractures and cuts throughout the body. Although the results of the study are not necessarily inconsistent with the version of "an extreme badual experience that has become uncontrollable", could also indicate that there was a homicide resulting from a deliberate attack on the part of the man.

The second hypothesis has developed in the last hours. Mainly because it would be in accordance with what some interviewees said, who said they saw or heard frequent fighting between the couple in the hours before death.

The prosecutor of the case, Petra Canonica Alexakis, revealed that she was not ruling out officially accusing the German citizen of murder or culpable homicide, as reported by Corriere del Ticino.

For their part, the British authorities are following the case closely. "Our consular staff is helping the family of a deceased British woman in Switzerland and is in contact with the Swiss and British police", said a spokesman for the office of external relations before the consultation of the Daily mail.