Dead infant in Kypseli: DNA, mobile phones and child psychologists at the centre of inquiry
Authorities are awaiting a prosecutor's order for DNA testing and the opening of mobile phones in the case of a dead infant in Kypseli. A forensic examination indicates that the infant was murdered with ten knife wounds.
The next steps in the investigation into the Kypseli infant
The opening of the couple's mobile phones, further interviews with parents, DNA testing on the minor children and evaluation by child psychologists constitute the next steps by Security analysts, according to reports from Newsit.gr regarding the case of the dead infant in Kypseli.
Investigators believe that once they receive the green light from the Prosecutor's Office to open the phones, new evidence will emerge that will provide specific answers about the events. The accused parents will be informed for the first time that the forensic examination directly links the infant's death to murder — the infant, according to the findings, bears ten knife wounds.
Conflicting accounts from the accused
The father insists that the infant was "whiny", denies biological paternity of the child and claims that the infant was replaced at the maternity hospital by the "Illuminati". The mother maintains that the infant died two years ago without her knowing the cause.
Police officers expect that once informed of the incontrovertible forensic evidence, the couple will begin to accuse each other — something that is believed will reveal which of the two committed the murder and under what circumstances.
Concerns about the minor children
In parallel, the authorities are investigating information according to which two boys from the family, aged 9 and 12, had been transferred approximately one year prior to the Children's Hospital due to squalid living conditions. The children returned home following intervention by their father.
Special emphasis is being placed by investigators on the case of a 15-year-old girl: they are seeking to establish who her biological father is, as it cannot be ruled out that she may have suffered abuse from a parent. Examination of the children by child psychologists is expected to shed light on this matter as well.
Mobile phones and DNA at the centre of the investigation
The mobile phones of the accused are expected to contain evidence recording what had been happening over years in the Kypseli flat. The authorities believe that the two parents, who for an extended period were addicted to narcotics, are concealing the true nature of their relationship with each other. The prosecutor's order for DNA testing is considered necessary to clarify the family relationships between those involved.
Source: Newsit.gr