In Spain in the freezer found 20-year-old remains of a baby

In Spain, in the city of Aljaris, there was a tragic find: a woman, disassembling the things of the deceased mother, found in the freezer the body of a baby. According to preliminary estimates, the child died more than two decades ago. This was reported by the local newspaper La Región.

A terrible find was made in the pantry, which is located in the garage on the first floor of a residential building. The woman was taking inventory of the property left over from her mother's death when she opened an old freezer. Inside were the remains of a newborn.

Experts determined that the baby was born at about 32-34 weeks of pregnancy. Initial research suggests that the baby may have been born alive.

Investigators are currently trying to establish the identity of the child and the circumstances of his death. Police have already questioned some of the family's close acquaintances, and DNA samples have been sent to a lab in Madrid. Genetic examination is designed to help identify the biological parents of the baby.

Law enforcement agencies are also investigating the origin of the freezer found in the garage. According to preliminary information, it could have been brought from the city of Orense along with the remains inside. There is a possibility that the child died elsewhere and his remains were moved later.

The case file has been referred to the court. Experts will determine whether the death of the baby was natural, or it occurred as a result of violence or failure to provide the necessary care after birth.

However, even if the investigation reveals evidence of a crime, it can be difficult to bring those responsible to justice. According to the Spanish media, the statute of limitations in such cases is 20 years, and the death of the child, according to reports, occurred in the early 2000s.