Danish Police have confirmed a headless body found in waters, south of Copenhagen, is that of a missing journalist.
The torso has been identified as Kim Wall, who was last seen on a submarine nearly two weeks ago.
The remains were found in Koge Bay on Monday.
Police tweeted this morning to confirm a DNA match between the remains and Ms Wall:
Dna match mellem torso og Kim Wall. Ikke yderligere #politidk
— Københavns Politi (@KobenhavnPoliti) August 23, 2017
Danish inventor Peter Madsen is accused of the negligent manslaughter of the 30-year-old - but he denies any wrongdoing.
Madsen - who built the sub Nautilus, and was rescued as it sank on August 11th - initially told authorities he had dropped Ms Wall off on an island.
He later said the journalist had died in an accident.
