Child died in Sharm, mother discharged. Towards autopsy on the baby

Rosalia Manosperti, the mother of little Andrea Mirabile, the 6-year-old boy who died in Sharm el Sheik during a vacation with his parents, was discharged from the Policlinico di Palermo. This was made known by the same hospital, where the woman, in the fourth month of pregnancy, had arrived yesterday, together with her husband, who is still hospitalized but whose conditions are stable. “The patient – says Professor Renato Venezia, director of the complex structure of Obstetrics and Gynecology – yesterday afternoon performed some ultrasound tests and, compatibly with the tragedy she experienced, from a clinical point of view she is well and her pregnancy proceeds regularly. discharged in a protected manner late yesterday evening and then return this morning and carry out a new check to better monitor the health conditions “. Read also “I was notified by the Public Prosecutor’s Office of a decree establishing the start of the expert operations which is scheduled for Wednesday 13 July”, says to Adnkronos is Gabriele Giambrone of the law firm Giambrone & Partners, who is assisting the family of the small. In the afternoon, the child’s body is also expected to return to the city. Yesterday the pool of lawyers that follows the family had filed a complaint with the Prosecutor to shed light on the sudden death of the child. The Public Prosecutor appointed a prosecutor, Bruno Brucoli, owner of the open file. “For us this is a huge success – adds the lawyer Giambrone-, we feared that, as the possible crime committed abroad, it would be filed due to lack of jurisdiction , or that the Court could declare itself incompetent. Instead, the Prosecutor took this case to heart, opened an investigation file, assigned a prosecutor in a very short time and ordered the start of the expert operations. This gives us good hope that a investigation into the truth of the facts can also be carried out in Italy “. A consultant to the Public Prosecutor’s Office will be appointed on Wednesday. “We will evaluate the next steps with the family, but it is likely that we will appoint a defensive board with a coroner and an infectious disease specialist.” Immediately afterwards, the autopsy will be carried out in a very short time to proceed after the funeral of little Andrea.