Posted In: Granada baby theft
Instruction court two in Granada has ordered the reopening of the possible theft of a baby girl in 1990 in the Hospital Clínico in Granada. The case had previously been closed because of a lack of evidence. The hospital supposedly gave the family the body of dead baby in the place of their newly born daughter. Now a new report from a prestigious laboratory, quoted by the father Eduardo Rayo, says the DNA given to the parents did not correspond to the mother, but came from an adult and not newly born baby. The National Toxicology Institute had said that the DNA test was non-conclusive. As the instruction case gets back underway the family have indicted 15 people.
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