A new case involving a 2.5 -month -old infant is coming to light with suspicions of inadequate necropsy – a cemetery of the Patras Forensic Service.

The infant’s death was initially attributed to normal causes. However, the finding does not seem to be identified with the pre -order, clinical laboratory test.

According to the report, the Hellenic Police Department of Internal Affairs has received the file of this case and other cases from the University Hospital of Patras and is all examined by the three -member justice ministry committee. So there seems to be a different position in terms of the death of a child just 2.5 months from Ioannina. What doctors have written to the hospital are said to be different from the forensic report. It is noted that all the evidence is available to the prosecution of Patras, which investigates many cases of children. Certainly two other cases are being investigated. One concerns one case in Corfu and another one child in Patras and is not only about death but also with child abuse.

In the next few days and weeks, very important data are expected according to the same sources.

This new case came to light during the review of all the deaths of the last five years bearing the “normal causes”, by issuing a certificate from the Patras Forensic Service.

It is recalled that the Patras Forensic Service had been held days ago in suspension by decision of Justice Minister George Floridis following the horrific revelations in the case of infants’ murder in Amaliada while also by the decision of the Minister of Justice, a two -party suspension were suspended.