German tourist found dead in hotel in Turkey’s south

June 03 2016 18:29:00

German tourist found dead in hotel in Turkey’s south

ANTALYA – Doğan News Agency

A German tourist was found dead in a hotel in the Manavgat district of the southern province of Antalya on June 2.

Gabrielle Maria Dietter, 66, arrived in Manavgat with her husband Georg Hans Dietter for a vacation on June 1.

However, the next morning Hans Dietter was unable to wake his wife up and asked the hotel staff for help.

Medical staff at the hospital then determined that Dietter had lost her life.

Her dead body was sent to the forensic medicine institute in Antalya for an autopsy after the prosecutor’s examinations.

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