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New evidence suggests mother may have killed son and committed suicide in Aigio · Cyprus Report

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New evidence suggests mother may have killed son and committed suicide in Aigio

2 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 14 days ago

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New evidence in Aigio suggests that a mother may have killed her son before committing suicide.
Maria, 54, and her son Olympios, 26, were found dead in their home in Loggos, Aigio.
A 65-year-old Italian man, who was the woman's partner, has been arrested in connection with the case.
Authorities are investigating the possibility of maternal filicide followed by suicide.
The situation has unfolded as a complex and distressing case for investigators.

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Ελλάδα: Πιθανή ανατροπή στην υπόθεση μητέρας και γιου που βρέθηκαν νεκροί στο ΑίγιοDialogos · 14 days ago
Αίγιο: Nέα στοιχεία ανατρέπουν τα έως τώρα δεδομένα – Εξετάζεται η μητέρα να σκότωσε τον γιο και να αυτοκτόνησεnewsit.gr · 14 days ago

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New evidence in Aigio suggests that a mother may have killed her son before committing suicide.
Maria, 54, and her son Olympios, 26, were found dead in their home in Loggos, Aigio.
A 65-year-old Italian man, who was the woman's partner, has been arrested in connection with the case.
Authorities are investigating the possibility of maternal filicide followed by suicide.
The situation has unfolded as a complex and distressing case for investigators.

Generated by AI from the 2 sources below · always verify with the originals