2023-11-27 19:48:19
Serious mistakes and omissions are revealed by the findings of the experts on the causes that led to the electrocution and death of 24-year-old Irini in the bathroom of her home last October.
The main conclusions of the finding were revealed by the police editor of the newspapers “To Vima” and “Ta Nea”, Vassilis Lambropoulos on Live News.
The three main conclusions
As he said, the report requested by the Police was completed on November 7.
To in had revealed photos of the situation in the small bathroom of the apartment where the 24-year-old died
They had cut the ground wire
The first thing the experts saw was that the ground wire at the connection of the water heater to the electrical panel had been cut, probably because it could not be installed due to the tight space.
Also, the installation statement stated that the electrical panel had a safety switch (relay), even though there was none.
The house panel had no “relay”
Thirdly, in the electrical installation statement the data referred to the data of another apartment.
The fatal water heater that had been carelessly installed without any fuse in the connection to the electricity
How her partner was saved
In addition, according to the conclusion, the partner of the 24-year-old girl was also fortunately not electrocuted, as if he had not been wearing shoes when he went to save her, he too would have died.
The Time.news of the 24-year-old’s death
The girl’s body was found by her 54-year-old partner, with whom she lived.
He had left the apartment for a while to buy feed. When he returned, he found the girl unconscious and immediately called EKAV. Despite the efforts of the rescuers to bring her back, this was not possible.
Giving a statement to the AT Lefkos Pyrgos police officers, the 54-year-old had spoken of an electric shock scenario, which was also confirmed after the forensic examination.
The prosecutor had ordered a preliminary investigation into the death of the 24-year-old woman who lived in the area of Panagia Laodigitria in Thessaloniki.
According to the forensic findings, her death was attributed to electrocution, while the prosecutor’s order sought any criminal liability.
Specifically, the head of the Thessaloniki First Instance Prosecutor’s Office, Dimitris Smyrnis, had instructed the criminal prosecution prosecutor to order an investigation by the Life Crimes Department of the Thessaloniki Security Service.
As for the investigated offences, the lethal exposure is contained as well as any other act (for life) resulting from the investigation. In the written order to the Security, it was requested that the expert report and autopsy reports be presented.
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