Copenhagen police announced at Saturday's press conference that divers had found bags of clothes and body parts belonging to Swedish journalist Kim Wall, who died on board Peter Madsen's submarine. Here you can read more about the new information in the Kim Wall case.
In addition, the assassination chief and deputy police inspector Jens Møller Jensen confirmed that they have found Kim Wall's head and two legs, but there is no sign of fracture on her skull.
In a text to BT, Peter Madsen's defense attorney, Betina Hald Engmark, writes that she is informed about found but has not received any new material or new documents yet.
"We have a judicial community, and the case and any evidence must be judged by a court when the time comes and if charges are made," she writes to BT.
According to eb.dk, she has talked to Peter Madsen about the police's new meeting.
"Of course I've talked with my client," she said.