
The Investigative Committee for the Moscow Region opened a criminal case after the bodies of a 30-year-old woman and a newborn child were discovered in the toilet of the airport terminal in Khimki.
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The bodies of a newborn and a woman were found in the airport's arrivals area toilet.
The Investigative Committee (IC) of Russia for the Moscow region opened a criminal case after the discovery of the bodies of a newborn and his mother in the airport terminal. This was reported in the official Telegram channel of the department.
“On October 2 of this year, the bodies of a newborn male child and his 30-year-old mother were found in the restroom in the arrivals area of the airport. A criminal case has been opened in the investigative department for the city of Khimki of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Russian Investigative Committee for the Moscow Region,” the statement says.
Investigative Committee officers inspected the scene of the incident, interrogated witnesses, and also ordered forensic examinations. As part of the investigation, the causes and circumstances of the incident will be established.
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