Baby and wife were found dead in the park in Rome, details from investigations

Investigations into the shocking event at Villa Pammple Park in Rome, where the bodies of a woman and a baby were found continue at intense pace. Italian authorities do not rule out any leads, while allegations of a link between the victims remain open.

According to the prosecutor of the case, Antonio Verdi, it's a complicated situation, and it's still not clear whether the two victims are related.

The proximity of places where troops were found and the fact that were discovered within a short span of time promotes doubts about a related event, but there is no exception to the possibility of two separate crimes.

According to the initial examination of the legal doctor, the woman's body was in a much more advanced phase of decomposition compared to that of the baby, suggesting that deaths occurred at different times.

“Roma Today” writes that the baby was found dead near a fence, and the woman's body in a black bag. Both the child and the woman were naked. The person who found the woman's body told investigators about the strong smell coming from the bag. A clue that could indicate that she had long been dead.

No visible signs of violence have been recorded in any of the troops, yet the prosecution has recorded the case as allegations of double murder.

The course of a social drama and living in difficult conditions is not disfellowshipped, while investigators believe troops have not been brought into the park by vehicle, thus excluding the hypothesis of displacement from another country.

DNA tests are expected to reveal whether the woman and child have family ties between them and help identify the victims. The autopsy will be carried out on Tuesday, and the legal doctor is expected to determine the cause and exact hour of death.

According to Italian media, the prosecution is examining all charges of missing persons submitted to rule forces over the past few weeks. It is not ruled out that the infant and the woman are foreign.

Meanwhile, investigators have seized footage of security cameras located in the area around the Vinla Pammple Park.

According to sources quoted by the daily “La Stampa”, some witnesses claim that the last few days have seen a woman dressed in black wander into the park shooting herself in the head, a behavior already being analysed as part of the investigation./Periscopi/

Crime in Rome: In the park are the lifeless bodies of a woman and a six-month-old baby.