
The Civil Guard investigates the event that occurred in the village of Agustín, where a possible fratricide is suspected
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The Civil Guard has launched an investigation after the discovery of two bodies in a rural home in Lugo.
The Civil Guard has confirmed the discovery of two deceased brothers with signs of violence in the Lugo municipality of Castroverde, specifically in the village of Agustín.
The alert was activated at 9:00 a.m. this Saturday after the 112 call, at which time they went to the house where they found a deceased woman in bed, with signs of violence, and her brother, also deceased, in a septic tank.
The investigation is open and, although no hypothesis has been ruled out, other sources close to the event rule out the involvement of third parties and point towards fratricide.

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