Children Find Irish Parents Dead in Spain
Civil Guard homicide investigators are examining whether the deaths were caused by foul play, accident or suicide after the couple was found in a rented villa.
- On Tuesday, two children discovered their parents dead in a jacuzzi at a rented villa in Cullera, Spain; the victims were an Irish couple aged 50 and 45.
- Police are investigating whether the deaths resulted from foul play or an accident, after the children alerted the homeowner upon discovering the bodies.
- The Civil Guard in Valencia homicide unit is leading the investigation, while the two children, aged 14 and 16, receive care from social workers assisted by a psychologist.
- Evidence found at the scene is "pointing to the possibility the couple might not have died of natural causes," a Civil Guard spokesperson confirmed.
- The incident occurred at the Cap Blanc residential estate, located 25 miles south of Valencia, as officials contacted the Department of Foreign Affairs regarding the case.
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Children find Irish parents dead in Spain
An investigation has been launched following the deaths of an Irish couple at a coastal resort in Spain. The couple was discovered on Tuesday afternoon in a town just south of Valencia, called Cullera. The Civil Guard in Valencia aided local police. A statement from the Civil Guard in Valencia told RTÉ that the man […]
The Civil Guard has opened an investigation after the discovery of the bodies in the Valencian town of Cullera. The bodies without life belong to an Irish marriage of 50 and 45 years and were found by their two children with minors with special needs. The first hypothesis that is dealt with as a cause ... Continue reading "Two children of 14 and 15 years of age find their parents dead in the jacuzzi of their house in Cullera (Valencia)"
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