A woman was discovered dead in a neighborhood in Ytrebygda, Bergen, on Wednesday. Police attorney Cathrine Scjelderup confirmed that, at this point, there is no reason to believe that a crime has occurred. The police have some indications of the woman's identity and are currently working on notifying her relatives. As the police do not suspect foul play, no formal investigation has been opened yet.

The authorities have indicated that an autopsy will be conducted at Gades Institute in Bergen to help establish the cause of death. The timeline for the autopsy report remains uncertain, but preliminary findings may shed light on whether the death was due to natural causes or if there might be circumstances warranting further investigation into potential criminal activity.

This incident has raised questions in the local community regarding safety and the circumstances surrounding the woman's death. While the authorities maintain that there is no evidence of a crime, ongoing communication with the public regarding the autopsy results and the well-being of the deceased's family is expected as the situation develops.