Tag #Forensic Examination

What are the potential causes of death being considered by investigators, and what evidence supports each scenario?

The lack of external trauma on the body of Vasilis Kalogirou points to either natural causes, accidental death, or a very carefully executed murder. The absence of a struggle and the victim's relaxed posture suggest a peaceful death, contrasting with the possibility of strangulation, which could leave minimal external signs. The location of the body, near the Peneios River, raises the possibility of the body being moved, but initial evidence suggests decomposition occurred where it was found.