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Spanish in the sea found bodies of bound arms and legs, a large investigation launched

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Spanish in the sea found bodies of bound arms and legs, a large investigation launched
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The Spanish Civil Guard has launched a large investigation after at least five bodies of bound arms and legs were found in the Balaire Sea by Mallorca. Bodies, which floated on the surface, allegedly belong to migrants who tried to cross the Algeria to Spain.

Due to the way the police were found, the cases are investigated as a possible murder.

One of the bodies was observed in 18. May around 5 p.m. The body was first noticed by the Belgian ship that sailed near formormer. The help was immediately sent to the patrol boat of the “Rio Segura” civilian guards, which is otherwise stationary at the Canary Islands, but temporarily moved into the Balearic Sea. The body was found for a few hours later tied with an orange life-saving vest.

In days after that discovery, several other bodies were found under similar circumstances. A total of them are at least five and all are bound arms and legs, which further enhances doubts in violent death. In any case, standard violent death procedures were activated: the bodies were transported to the coast, inspected by forensicists and were taken by prints or samples of DNA analysis where possible.

Baleari latter days are recorded by one of the largest migrant inflows lately. Only between 20. and 22. June, the services intercepted and saved 344 people who tried to reach the Spanish coast in unsafe vessels. From the beginning of the year, at least 2695 people in 130 ships arrived in the archipelago.

Tourists are in shock because the bodies occasionally appear on the popular beaches. Let them be in a difficult state of decay, and among them was a female body without legs, skeletal bodies or only human limbs.

During the past six months, as many as 30 bodies on the coasts of Mallorca, Ibiza and Former are found. The Spanish media call these beaches “Mediterranean Cemetery”.

(Vijesti.ba)


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