Mysterious discovery: Found corpses of woman and baby in the park of Rome!

Mysterious discovery: Found corpses of woman and baby in the park of Rome!

In a shattering incident, the corpses of a woman and infant in the popular Villa Doria Pamphili city park in Rome were discovered. The two bodies were found near walkers, the baby was first discovered by two women who played volleyball in the park. These initially considered the body to be a doll until they discovered that it was a real child. The baby's body had injuries and a few hundred meters away the woman's body was found in a black plastic bag, dressed, but without any identification papers. The investigators suspect that it is mother and daughter, but leave open whether there is a connection between the two finds. The exact background of the deaths are still unclear, and the authorities hope to clarify through autopsy. The park is blocked at night and the investigators check the surveillance camera recordings while inquiries are running for surrounding hospitals, the Südkurier .

The Villa Doria Pamphili is not only a popular recreation area, but also one of the largest parks of Rome with an area of ​​around 1.8 square kilometers. The park is an important part of urban life and is often used by joggers and walkers. This year the park received prominent guests, including the British King Charles III. and Queen Camilla, who were welcomed by the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as part of a state banket.

The archaeological meaning of the park

The Villa Doria Pamphili is also known for its archaeological sites, including the necropolis, which contains the remains of graves from the late Republican period until the middle of the 2nd century AD. The park houses the remains of a wall wall of a monument made of square tuff and pepperino stone as well as important types of construction such as the "large columbarium", the paintings of which are kept in the Museo Nazionale Romano. The Doria Pamphilj family discovered the last columbaria from 1820 to 1830 and in 1984 another columbarium nearby with high-quality paintings was discovered, such as Cultura.gov.it Notes.

crime situation in Rome

The eruption of this tragedy raises questions about security in Rome. According to the last surveys, the city has a crime index of 47.82, with a security index of 52.18. The level of crime is moderate with a worrying increase in crime in the past three years, which is highly valued at 67.19. There is also a moderate concern of burglaries and thefts, while the public has a moderate fear of physical attacks. It remains to be seen how these incidents will affect perception and security in the city, as can be seen from the data of Numbeo