Police are currently investigating two locations in Vejen and Brørup in connection with the murder of a 42-year-old Polish man. The man was discovered deceased in Københoved, a village in South Jutland, in March.

The South and Southern Jutland Police released a statement detailing the ongoing investigation.

Three men have been arrested and remain in custody, facing charges of murder and indecent handling of a corpse.

Authorities are focusing their search on specific areas.

Dog patrols are searching the vicinity of a lake in northern Brørup. Deputy Police Inspector Brian Skovrup Christensen mentioned the use of water search dogs and divers at the location last week.

The police are employing various search methods.

Patrol dogs and burial dogs are being used to investigate the area around the lake, and dogs are also being used at the crime scene in Vejen.

Københoved is situated within the Vejen Municipality.

The findings from Tuesday’s investigations will be incorporated into the ongoing investigation.