De la toxiinfecție alimentară la dublă crimă. Mamă și fiică, ucise cu ricină

The deaths of a 50-year-old woman and her 15-year-old daughter, initially thought to be due to food poisoning, are now being investigated as a double murder involving intentional poisoning with ricin. Investigations in Italy and Germany confirmed the presence of ricin in their systems. The mother and daughter fell ill on Christmas Eve at their home in Molise, Italy. The woman's husband, who also fell ill but recovered, is under scrutiny, with investigators exploring various theories, including the possibility of him being involved. Five doctors are being investigated for potential negligence regarding the treatment of the victims. Authorities are working to trace the source of the ricin and how it reached the victims.