Double murder in Aigion: Unknown DNA and unanswered questions
The expert report from the Greek Police's forensic laboratories found no DNA traces or fingerprints of the 65-year-old Italian man at the crime scene evidence.
Double murder in Aigion: Unknown DNA and unanswered questions
Significant developments have emerged from the expert report of the Greek Police's forensic laboratories regarding the double murder in Aigion. According to reliable sources, no DNA traces or fingerprints of the 65-year-old Italian man were found on any of the evidence examined.
The unknown DNA found at the crime scene creates new factors in the case. Investigators are now examining the possibility of a third person being in the house on the night of the murder. The questions that arise are numerous and critical for the progress of the investigation.
The 65-year-old Italian man remains the primary suspect in the murder of his 54-year-old partner and her 26-year-old son. However, the absence of his biological material at the crime scene evidence opens new avenues in the investigation of the case.
Police officers continue their investigation, examining all possibilities. The case remains under investigation and further developments are expected.
Source: Protothema
Source: Proto Thema