Re: Chieti, Italy: woman dies and husband in severe condition after high fever
Family destroyed in Chieti, mushrooms investigated
CHIETI. Seven days after the death of Morena Capitanio the Prosecutor decides to open an investigation for Mushroom poisoning. A lot of mushrooms may be the cause of the death of 44 year old woman and the state of coma into which he pours the husband Marco Ricci, who was hospitalized in Saturday the hospital Policlinico Umberto I of Rome, awaiting liver transplantation. The public prosecutor Joseph Falasca has entrusted the investigations the carabinieri of Nas, guided by the master Marcello Sciarappa. The investigation and against ignoti.all 'hypothesis that the pair may have been poisoned after eating poisonous mushrooms, and arrived by exclusion, not as there is still a report, which will be provided by the Institute poisons of Pavia. The Asl has indeed found that the woman is not dead for infectious disease nor for poisoning from botulinum (showed no symptoms). The theory of the intoxication, then, was confirmed by a witness that the investigators reported that actually a cousin gave the Ricci family a lot of mushrooms. Yesterday morning operators of the department of prevention, moreover, have found other mushrooms in the area where most likely been caught those donated to the unfortunate family.
Family destroyed in Chieti, mushrooms investigated
CHIETI. Seven days after the death of Morena Capitanio the Prosecutor decides to open an investigation for Mushroom poisoning. A lot of mushrooms may be the cause of the death of 44 year old woman and the state of coma into which he pours the husband Marco Ricci, who was hospitalized in Saturday the hospital Policlinico Umberto I of Rome, awaiting liver transplantation. The public prosecutor Joseph Falasca has entrusted the investigations the carabinieri of Nas, guided by the master Marcello Sciarappa. The investigation and against ignoti.all 'hypothesis that the pair may have been poisoned after eating poisonous mushrooms, and arrived by exclusion, not as there is still a report, which will be provided by the Institute poisons of Pavia. The Asl has indeed found that the woman is not dead for infectious disease nor for poisoning from botulinum (showed no symptoms). The theory of the intoxication, then, was confirmed by a witness that the investigators reported that actually a cousin gave the Ricci family a lot of mushrooms. Yesterday morning operators of the department of prevention, moreover, have found other mushrooms in the area where most likely been caught those donated to the unfortunate family.
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