Autopsy Reveals Cause of Death in Syros Stabbing

A forensic examination found that the 42-year-old EKAB ambulance worker died from a fatal chest injury caused by a sharp object, as authorities continue investigating the circumstances of the incident

New details have emerged in the investigation into the death of a 42-year-old paramedic on the Greek island of Syros, following findings from a forensic examination that clarified the cause of death.

According to the autopsy results, the woman died from chest injuries caused by a sharp and cutting object. Reports indicate that she suffered a single blow, which proved fatal after causing a puncture to her lung.

The case remains under investigation, with authorities examining the circumstances surrounding the incident. The legal file is still being compiled as inquiries continue.

Criminal charges have been filed against a 42-year-old man, who is accused of causing fatal bodily harm. Additional charges of aiding and abetting have also been brought against his wife.

Both defendants have been granted additional time to provide their statements before judicial authorities.

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