The Wilhelmshaven District Court Issued Arrest Warrants for Both Suspects at the Request of the Oldenburg Public Prosecutor's Office

Police in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, have arrested two suspects in connection with the discovery of a body. The two men, aged 63 and 55, are suspected of killing a 66-year-old man on Wednesday in Wilhelmshaven, according to police. The Wilhelmshaven district court issued arrest warrants for both suspects at the request of the Oldenburg public prosecutor's office.

The men have been taken to correctional facilities, investigators said. Officers found the victim on Wednesday afternoon in an apartment in a multi-family building. The man was lying in the bathroom with stab wounds and had lost a large amount of blood.

A planned autopsy is expected to provide further information about the man's death. The 55-year-old suspect was arrested at the scene in the apartment. The 63-year-old was later located and arrested in the evening in Bremen by special forces.

The apartment where the body was discovered was not the victim's residence. A female witness had alerted police, but authorities did not provide further details about her to protect her. The background of the crime, the exact sequence of events, and the alleged involvement of the suspects are still being investigated. The motive remains unclear.