The results of the external cadaveric inspection on the bodies of the two young women. It was decided not to proceed with the autopsy, also to return Bianca Doros and Patrizia Cormos to their families, to proceed with the funeral rite.
Bianca Doros and Patrizia Cormos, the two girls whose lifeless bodies were found yesterday after being overwhelmed by the flood of the Natisone river, died in Natisone For drowning asphyxia And polytraumas.
While the search continues for Cristian Casian Molnar, a 25-year-old of Romanian origins, the last missing person not yet found, the bodies of the two girls have been returned to their families so that they can celebrate the funeral with Bianca and Patrizia who were dressed as brides for the final farewell. to the funeral home.
Death in the flood of the Natisone, Bianca and Patrizia dressed as brides for their final farewell
We learn it from Prosecutor of Udine, Massimo Lia, who held a press conference today, regarding the drama that occurred last week in Friuli. “We are in the preliminary investigation phase, with the facts being ascertained in collaboration with the Carabinieri. The investigations on the bodies, the dynamics of the facts, the documentation that we have all seen and the external examination carried out by the medical examiner on the bodies , allow, with reasonable certainty, to identify the cause of death in asphyxia due to drowning and various traumas” said Lia.
“It was therefore considered sufficientexternal cadaveric inspectionalso to return the girls to their families, to proceed with the funeral rite”, he added. Therefore no proceeding was madeautopsy on the two bodies.
However, there are still many points to be clarified in the Natisone tragedy: from the rescue services that started from too far away to the absence of warnings for flash floods, but the prosecutor assures that “Everything has been acquired including the girl’s cell phone, which is still usable. The parents have not yet made specific requests. We have already heard all the witnesses, including family members and no requests have been received from Romania.”
And there is no shortage of controversy over the relief efforts. The Minister with responsibility for Civil Protection, Nella Musumeci, also spoke on Sunday and asked the prefect of Udine for a detailed report on the very first rescue activities carried out immediately after the alarm raised by the three boys. “We will check the protocols, as always in Italy the skills are different depending on whether it is a health intervention or not, immediate rescue activities or research. Not all things are considered similar. The request for the urgent report, requested by Minister Musumeci, ‘I read it in the newspapers, but I haven’t had contact with the prefecture,’ concluded Lia.
