Uwe Herbert Hahn, who works as the German consul in Rio de Janeiro, is accused of murdering Belgian husband Walter Henri Maximilien Biot on Saturday – just a week before his 53rd birthday, according to a Straits Times report. Uwe Herbert Hahn (right) is accused of murdering his husband Walter Henri Maximilien Biot (left). The body of Walter Henri Maximilien Biot had “various bruises” and “damages”. Andre Borges/Agence France-Presse via Getty ImagesUwe Herbert Hahn will not be granted diplomatic immunity due to the seriousness of the allegations against him.Twitter/n_carvalheira Hahn allegedly told officials that Biot died after a combination of alcohol and sleeping pills caused him to become ill, collapse and hit his head, officers said. However, a forensic report revealed that Biot – found in the couple’s Ipanema Beach apartment – had been brutally beaten, officials said. The report revealed that Biot’s body had “various bruises, including to the torso, consistent with injuries caused by being trampled, as well as injuries consistent with an assault with a cylindrical instrument,” police officer Camila Lourenco said on social media, according to the report . “The version of events given by the consul, that the victim suffered a fall, is inconsistent with the conclusions of the forensic report,” said Lourenco, of Rio de Janeiro’s 14th District. “The corpse cries out the circumstances of its death,” he said. Hahn is accused not only of lying about how his husband died, but also of trying to cover up the scene before officers arrived, the news site reported. Khan will not be granted diplomatic immunity due to the seriousness of the charges against him, the report said, citing local media.
