New findings in double murder in Aigio: Informal door connects house to neighbouring bakery
Police officers have identified a hidden wire-mesh door linking the house of the Italian suspect to a neighbouring bakery, opening a new line of inquiry into the double murder of a mother and son in Aigio.
New findings in double murder in Aigio: Informal door connects house to neighbouring bakery
The case of the double homicide in Aigio continues to present turning points, as new evidence emerges that changes the picture. A 54-year-old woman and her 26-year-old son were found dead inside their home in Longos on 9 June. The woman's partner, a 65-year-old from Italy, is being held in custody as the chief suspect, despite his persistent claims that he noticed nothing during the night.
According to reporting by NewsIT, police officers investigating the crime identified a hidden exit made of wire mesh. This informal door connects the residence of the victims to the neighbouring bakery, which belongs to the 54-year-old woman's uncle. The discovery raises suspicions as to whether objects that the authorities are searching for could have been hidden there.
Laboratory findings are yielding additional evidence that either substantiates the involvement of the detainee or creates doubt about the true picture of events. Among the points being investigated is the mystery surrounding the suspect's clothing, as well as the fact that no genetic material from him was found under the fingernails of either the mother or the son.
In parallel, no gunpowder was detected on his hands, whilst blood was found neither on his underwear nor on a towel that had been discovered in the back yard. Investigators are continuing to map every possible route and trace around the crime scene, hoping to reach clarity on the mystery.
Source: NewsIT
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