What does the announcement of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court say?
They are categorically denied by Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court information that has come to light, that human limbs were found in the damaged train cars in the Tempe tragedy.
In particular, in a statement issued by the communication officer of the Supreme Court Prosecutor’s Office, Deputy Prosecutor Konstantinos Tzavelait is emphasized that the publications in question do not correspond to reality and to this end valid information is invoked, provided by the Larissa Appeals Prosecutor’s Office responsible for the investigations into the Tempe tragedy.
The announcement in detail.
“According to information provided to the Prosecutor of the Supreme Court by the competent Appellate Prosecutor’s Office of Larisa and the competent Appellate Investigator of Larisa, who is conducting the main investigation for the case of Tempos, what was stated in the M.M. does not correspond to reality and is denied. Q from third parties, that human parts were found in the remaining train carriages and it is clarified that during the multi-day and thorough relevant investigations, until today 11/19/2023, several small remains of bones and biological material (fat) have been found, which have been sent to Directorate of Criminal Investigations for DNA testing and identification. Investigations are ongoing.
The Spokesman
of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court
Konstantinos TzaVellas
Deputy Prosecutor of the Supreme Court
Source: Skai
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