Investigation Continues into Tragic Death of Newborn Baby in Spain
Authorities in Madrid, Spain, are actively investigating the tragic discovery of the remains of a 5-day-old baby who was found deceased in December 2024. The child’s dismembered body was located in bags at a recycling plant in Loeches, sparking a thorough inquiry by local law enforcement, including the Civil Guard.
The case, named “Operation Natal,” has unveiled disturbing details about the infant’s demise. Medical examinations conducted at the Institute of Forensic Medicine reveal that the baby, a female of likely South American descent, had been born alive and suffered a violent death, indicating signs of asphyxiation.
The investigation is focused on identifying the infant’s mother, believed to have ties to South America and potentially residing in the Puente de Vallecas district of Madrid. Authorities are urging community cooperation to shed light on this tragic event and bring justice to the innocent victim.
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