Mystery in Germany: Three people were killed by arrows in a luxury hotel

They also found two other bodies in a house belonging to the other deadly victims.

German police are investigating the deaths of five people, whose bodies were found in mysterious circumstances. Three of them were found in a hotel, crossed by arrows fired by a crossbow, and the other two in the house of one of the victims.

Sources from the prosecutor's office in Pbadau (southern Germany) confirmed Monday the discovery of the bodies of two women in the house of one of the people, whose body was found Saturday in the residential complex of the city.

The bodies of the other three people, two women and one man, were pierced by arrows. In the occupied triple room, two crossbows were found.

Police are still trying to determine the relationship between these three people, the 53-year-old man, and the 33 and 30-year-old women, who had arrived at the hotel on Friday, although we do not know not if they did it together.

As the Bild newspaper reports, a house worker at the complex encountered the macabre scene after opening the room door to check that no one was answering their calls.

The man and one of the women were lying, while the third was lying on the floor. The autopsy should now specify the circumstances of these murders and indicate if other people are involved in what happened.

In Germany, you do not need a gun license to acquire crossbows, but you must be over 18 years old.

(TN)