Dramatic story revealed Admission yesterday Wednesday (8/3) of a 37-year-old woman to Larissa University Hospital. Doctors ascertained a pre-existing childbirth that led to a septic condition in a woman, and a day later, E.L.A.S. found the body buried baby in the countryside.

Talking to the “K” coroner golden dawn hearingwho performed the autopsy/autopsy of the infant this morning, first notes that: “the result of the autopsy shows that the infant has died.” in uterowhile the child was subsequently stillborn after delivery (SS painful and difficult) childbirth. In fact, the mother carried the dead child for 5 to 7 days.”

According to Ms. hearingthe criminal case has been ruled out for the time being, but emphasizes that it has already been ordered and completed histopathological examination of the infant to confirm the first conclusion, as well as answer the question of what caused intrauterine death.

28 to 30 weeks old baby

A 37-year-old woman who lives with her parents and siblings in the village of Kalyvia Elassonas in Larisa, like her whole family, she is engaged in animal husbandry. They even live in harsh conditions and are isolated from the rest of the village.

According to “K”, neither she nor her family realized that the woman had already reached the 7th month of pregnancy. According to Ms. hearingthe dead baby is estimated to have lived for 28 to 30 weeks. pregnancy. It is also not yet known who the father of the baby is.

And although the baby had already been dead for about five days, on Tuesday, 07/03/2022, she went to the Elasson Medical Center and reported severe discomfort in the lower back. She was examined by an orthopedist, who gave her pain medication, prescribed medication, and advised her to undergo a series of progressive tests.

The next day, 08/03/2022, the woman gave birth to a child in childbirth. Shortly after giving birth, the woman came back to the Elasson polyclinic in the afternoon and again reported severe pain due to menstruation. It is noted that at that stage she had already given birth to a child. Then the doctors in Elasson did an abdominal ultrasound and found that something was wrong. So, they called an ambulance from the Larisa University Hospital, where the woman was. was filed with heavy bleeding.

The baby was found a day later by the police, by order of the prosecutor, buried in the countryside. Place, where baby –exhumed police officers- located near the woman’s house.

According to the administrator of the Larisa University Hospital, Dimitris Katsikonuriwho spoke to “K”, the woman was first examined at the gynecological clinic of the hospital, and due to the fact that the placenta was removed in a state of severe sepsis along with the umbilical cord, the woman was immediately transferred to intensive care unit hospitals. “Today better health and steadily improving. He escaped danger,” Mr. Katsikonuris. The woman’s relatives have already given the first statement, emphasizing that the child was stillborn.