Newborn born at home, dies after five days: hypothesis of malnutrition

Tragedy in Sardinia. In the small town of Burgos875 inhabitants in the province of Sassaria baby girl just died five daysfor reasons still mysterious. The little girl’s body was found in the housewhere – according to the very few leaks that leak – it would also have been given birth by 28-year-old mother. The matter obviously applies the utmost confidentiality, while the work of the investigators.

From the first reconstructions it seems that someone has alerted 118 and that doctors have then tried everything possible to save the child, unfortunately, however, there was no no way. The victim’s mother, her sister and her parents were then entered in the register of suspects, while the investigations continue tightly with the investigations of the carabinieri of Bono’s company, led by the captain Davide Masina.

Meanwhile the Prosecutor has ordered the autopsy that will clarify the causes of death and will finally shed light on this dramatic story: according to when theHandle, the little one – on which there seem to be no signs of violence – may have died for malnutrition or even for starvation. Hypotheses that are already being examined by the investigators, waiting for the answer from medical reports to rebuild in details the fact.

To date, in fact, no one knows when it goes back precisely the death of the child, not even those who assisted the woman during childbirth. It seems that the birth was never reported to the registry office and therefore the child did not even have a name. It is likely that some testimonies in the barracks in the next few hours prove decisive to bring out new elements, necessary to understand how are gone really things.

Meanwhile, awaiting responses and developments, the entire Burgos community is in shock.

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