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25 June
A double murder investigation in Aigio includes unknown DNA and a third autopsy at the crime scene.
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The investigation into the deaths of a 54-year-old mother and her 26-year-old son in Aigio, Greece, took a new turn as forensic experts reported the absence of DNA or fingerprints from the mother's 65-year-old Italian partner, who is a suspect in the case. The police categorize the investigation as requiring delicate handling due to its complexity, as the case remains shrouded in unanswered questions.
The two victims were discovered in their home in Longos, Aigio, prompting an ongoing examination, which has already included a third autopsy. Authorities have focused on the dynamics of the relationship between the mother and her partner, against whom charges of intentional homicide have been filed. Despite the lack of physical evidence linking him to the crime scene, investigators are continuing their inquiries to clarify the circumstances that led to the tragic outcome.
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