Kyiv authorities investigate police and TCC over a man's death with no autopsy
Just when we think things can't get any more bizarrely tragic, we find out a man died in Kyiv after mobilization actions, and nobody even bothered to do an autopsy before handing the body to his family.
A man was hospitalized with broken ribs and a smashed chest, telling doctors that the police and TCC officers had beaten him. A few days later, he passed away.
And here is the twist: instead of a mandatory autopsy for a clearly suspicious, potentially violent death, the hospital just handed the body over to his family for burial without any forensic examination. No official cause of death, no preserved physical evidence, nothing.
Now, the Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets had to step in to push for two separate criminal cases—one for the alleged abuse of power by the authorities, and another for the medical staff who apparently decided a post-mortem was purely optional.
Because nothing says "transparent investigation" quite like burying the evidence before anyone can even ask questions.
Source: Telegram
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