Unknown aircraft

[Soren Flensted]

Hi all
Can anyone help me identifying the type of this aircraft ? I have been told the following by witnesses, and please remember that this happened 70 years ago :
On 4-1-1944 at 14:20 a aircraft was heard and seen approaching Mors island in Denmark.
It ditched in very shallow water and continuet approx 20 meters up in a field.
One engine was torn off and ended up further 20 meters up the field.
The was no crew on board and no parachutes could be seen in the sky.

The aircraft was a twin engined aircraft with two seats side by side in the cockpit. In each side of the cockpit was a door/hatch was leading out on the top of the wings.
Aft of the cockpit was a bench in each of the aircraft. These were approx 1.50 meters long.
On the right had side was found a door.
When the aircraft had been removed by the Germans ammunition was found in the field over the next years: 7.98 mm and 13 mm or 20 mm.
Any ideas about the aircraft type ?

[Tim O.]

Could it be a Focke-Wulf Fw58?

[Snautzer]

Fw189 would be a contender

[Kutscha]

The Fw189 had a jump seat next to the pilot's seat but no benchs behind the pilot.

[Soren Flensted]

What puzzles me is the two pilot seats side by side, benches in the rear AND ammunition.

[Kutscha]

Could have been transporting the ammo.

[Brian Bines]

Italian Aircraft in Luftwaffe service ?

[Nick Beale]

Bf 108?

[Kutscha]

Originally Posted by Nick Beale

Bf 108?

"The aircraft was a twin engined aircraft with two seats side by side in the cockpit."

Bf108 is single engined.

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by Kutscha

"The aircraft was a twin engined aircraft with two seats side by side in the cockpit."

Bf108 is single engined.

Sorry, just thinking of the side-by-side seating.