Investigators released five men who had been brought in the day before for questioning -- one of them a former hospital patient who the media had said was the prime suspect.

State prosecutor Eric Maurel denied that, telling The Associated Press that "no evidence has been found against him at this stage."

The two nurses were aged 40 and 48, both married and mothers of children.

Their bodies were found at daybreak Saturday in the hospital's geriatric ward, where a shattered window indicated a possible break-in, Maurel said.

The men who were questioned ranged from 30 to 40 years old and were drunk when arrested, Maurel said. One of them had called police the night before the bodies were found with "information about a violent scenario," Maurel said. He and three others at his home were questioned.

A judicial probe was to be opened early in the week, he said.

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