A lecturer at a university has partially confessed to the murder of a foreign student. The 56-year-old lecturer, whose name has not been released, reportedly told investigators that he killed the student in the early hours of the 20th. Police had been searching for the lecturer for several days after the 25-year-old student, also unnamed, went missing. The body of the student has not yet been found. The lecturer is said to have made the confession during an interrogation by police. Further details of the case have not been released.

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