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Baby found in freezer in Spain may have been there for decades
Cleveland.com • • world
Key Points:
- A woman discovered the remains of a baby in a freezer while sorting through her late mother's belongings in Allariz, northwestern Spain, prompting an investigation by Spain’s Civil Guard.
- The baby is estimated to have been about 32 to 34 weeks gestation, with the death possibly occurring over 20 years ago, though key details about the circumstances remain unknown.
- Forensic specialists conducted an autopsy, collected DNA samples, and are working to identify the child and biological parents, as well as determine if the baby was born alive and the cause of death.
- The investigation is under judicial secrecy, restricting public information, and the baby's remains were subsequently buried in the local municipal cemetery.
