Wednesday, January 26 in Limoux (Aude), the body of a fetus or a newborn was discovered in a suitcase. A judicial inquiry has been opened.
An inconceivable discovery. Wednesday, January 26, a sexagenarian from Limoux, in Aude, was clearing her garden when she discovered, in an abandoned suitcase, the lifeless body of a newborn baby. Wrapped in a towel, the decomposing body seemed so small to her that she didn’t immediately understand what it was. “She thought it was a decomposing hare or rabbit but she wasn’t sure, tells a neighbor to France 3. To get to the bottom of it, she asked one of her general practitioner acquaintances to come on site. According to him, it would be a fetus.
Shaken, the dance teacher hastened to notify the gendarmerie. “Making this discovery while clearing brush, finding yourself faced with something like this, I must say that it struck meshe confides in the columns of the Independent. In addition, my relatives were worried. It’s been a very complicated day.”
An investigation opened in Narbonne
On Wednesday and Thursday, the technicians of the criminal identification of Carcassonne proceeded to the examination of the garden of the sexagenarian. In parallel, an investigation has been opened at the criminal investigation center of Narbonne to try to find the child’s mother and determine the circumstances of her death. Investigators must first determine whether the baby lived or was stillborn. “The investigators are working, the investigations are continuing. Revealing more information now would hurt the case“, confided Éric Camous, public prosecutor of Narbonne, to France 3.
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She was gardening when she discovered the suitcase
The dance teacher discovered the suitcase in her garden.
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She was gardening when she discovered the suitcase
At first, she thought it was a “hare or a rabbit”.
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A suitcase
The suitcase was in the middle of his garden.
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A garden
The sexagenarian hastened to call the gendarmerie.
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A policeman
“The investigators are working, the investigations are continuing. Revealing more information now would harm the case,” said Éric Camous, public prosecutor of Narbonne.
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A policeman
An investigation was opened to try to find the mother of the child.
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Examinations were carried out in the garden of the sexagenarian.