In the town of Allariz, Spain, a woman sorting through the belongings of her deceased mother discovered the remains of an infant in a freezer. This was reported by La Región.
The freezer was located in a storage area within a garage on the ground floor of the building. When the woman—whose name has not been disclosed—opened it, she found an infant inside. According to forensic experts, the child was born at 32–34 weeks of gestation, and death occurred approximately 20 years ago.
To establish the infant’s identity, the police have interviewed several people from the family’s circle and sent DNA samples to a laboratory in Madrid. This process is intended to identify the biological parents.
The case file has been submitted to the court. The investigation aims to determine exactly what happened to the child; however, even if it is established that the infant’s death was the result of foul play, the statute of limitations for the case has already expired.
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