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Newspaper Article
Answers Begin to Emerge in a Killing That's Shaking Iceland
2017
Overview
Medical examiners found bruises on her neck, the broadcaster reported, and she was naked when her body was discovered near a lighthouse about 20 miles southeast of Reykjavik, the capital. [...]the clues that had emerged since the victim disappeared on Jan. 14 after a night on the town in central Reykjavik had been jarring but elusive. At her funeral last Friday, hundreds of mourners, including President Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson of Iceland, paid their respects at the capital's 244-foot-high Hallgrimskirkja church, where Ms. Brjansdottir's body lay in a simple white coffin covered with flowers. The friend who last saw her, Matthildur Jonsdottir, said in an interview that they had played a card game at a pub in the center of town, before dancing elsewhere. Ms. Brjansdottir's former boyfriend, Andrew Morgan, an industrial design student from Salt Lake City, met her on a vacation last summer.
Publisher
New York Times Company
