73-year-old woman dead after murderous arson in a house in Limassol Tower She did not manage to keep herself alive She was hospitalized for almost a month Double murder investigated by the CID Limassol
Tragic afterword for the 73-year-old woman who had suffered severe burns to her body from the criminal attack that shocked the Pancyprian region last June in the Limassol Tower.
The murderous attack was committed by a 59-year-old Greek Cypriot who broke into his uncles' house and set it on fire. The fire killed his 79-year-old uncle, while two women who were also on the premises were seriously injured that day. The 78-year-old wife of the victim and her 73-year-old relative who was there.
According to the police, the 73-year-old relative of Michalakis Demetriou, who died a horrible death that day after the nephew's attack, succumbed to her injuries.
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The unfortunate woman was hospitalized at the hospital, bearing severe burns on various parts of her body.
It is worth mentioning that the wife of the unfortunate Michalakis, who also suffered severe burns during the attack, continues to be hospitalized.
Following the tragic development, the Limassol CID is investigating a case of double murder.
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