Post-mortem analysis reveals new details in Stavroula Leventaki case

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Stavroula Leventaki was 45 years old and found murdered in Chania.
A post-mortem report indicates that the stab wounds were inflicted post-mortem.
This new evidence contradicts the confession of the 43-year-old suspect.
Further investigations are ongoing to clarify the circumstances of the death.

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A forensic report has revealed that the stab wounds on the body of 45-year-old Stavroula Leventaki, who was recently murdered in Chania, Crete, were post-mortem. This new information contradicts the confession of the alleged perpetrator, a 43-year-old tenant, who initially admitted to committing the crime.

The autopsy results have shed light on the circumstances of Leventaki's death, leading to further scrutiny of the case. Reports indicate that the forensic findings will likely play a significant role in the ongoing investigation and prosecution of the suspect, as they suggest that the wounds were inflicted after she had already died. This development raises questions about the sequences of events on the day of the incident and the nature of the altercation that led to her death.

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