Two elderly sisters were found dead in Patras, Greece, with initial investigations suggesting their deaths may have resulted from health-related issues rather than foul play.
A tragic incident has occurred in Patras where two sisters, aged 66 and 68, were discovered dead in their home. Family members expressed concern when they had not heard from the sisters for some time, prompting them to notify the authorities. Police, accompanied by a locksmith, entered the apartment to find the two women unresponsive.
Initial reports indicate that the sisters had been suffering from serious health problems; one of them was bedridden, and the other was also in a significant state of health decline. Upon their discovery, there were no initial signs of foul play or suicide, leading investigators to believe their deaths may stem from pathological causes rather than criminal activity.
The exact causes of death will be determined following the necessary forensic examinations. This case highlights the vulnerabilities faced by the elderly, particularly those with severe health conditions, and raises awareness about the importance of checking in on elderly individuals who may be living alone.
