Aegio double murder: 'Orphaned' biological material in focus
At the centre of the investigation into the murder of a mother and son in Aegio is biological material found under the fingernail of the 54-year-old woman, which remains unidentified. The 65-year-old Italian man remains the primary suspect.
Aegio double murder: 'Orphaned' biological material in focus
DNA examination by the forensic laboratories of the Greek Police is nearly complete and according to information, there is no trace of DNA or fingerprints from the Italian at any of the evidence items. However, the 65-year-old remains the primary suspect in the murder of his 54-year-old partner and her 26-year-old son.
The biological material found under the fingernail of the unfortunate woman constitutes the critical element of the case. This DNA has not yet been identified and police hope it will shed light on the unanswered questions that remain.
The third inspection at the house where the two bodies were found has been completed. Investigators are examining every detail in the space, seeking evidence that will lead to solving the case.
The Italian defendant denies the charges and claims he has nothing to do with the crime. His defence argues that the case file is incomplete and that decisive evidence is missing.
The police authorities continue their investigation, whilst awaiting the results of further laboratory examinations. The case remains open and questions about what happened that fateful night in Aegio remain unanswered.
Source: ERTnews
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