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Patrick Pleul/dpa via AP

Five bodies found at house in Germany

The discovery was made at a house near Berlin.

GERMAN POLICE HAVE found five bodies in a house just outside Berlin.

Officers found the bodies in Koenigs Wusterhausen, south-east of the capital, while responding to a call from someone concerned that the house’s residents had not been seen.

Investigators said they believe the victims – two 40-year-olds and children aged 10, eight and four, all of whom lived in the house – were killed.

They found gunshot and stabbing wounds on the bodies.

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