Piraeus: Neighbor's testimony shocks after tragedy of 2 dead in garage
Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Two young people, aged 28 and 24, were found dead inside a car in a Piraeus garage.
- Authorities suspect carbon monoxide poisoning from the car's running engine in a poorly ventilated space.
- A neighbor described hearing the distressed mother of one of the victims upon discovery.
A tragic incident has shocked Piraeus after two young individuals, a 28-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman, were discovered deceased inside a car parked in a residential building's garage. The local community is reeling from the loss of the young couple.
One neighbor recounted hearing the desperate cries of the woman's mother upon the discovery. "I understood something was wrong from the shouts. The girl's mother was shouting. She was saying, 'I've lost my girl,' what else could that woman say. A great tragedy."
The 28-year-old's father found the couple inside the vehicle, which had its engine running. The garage was reportedly closed, leading authorities to investigate the possibility that exhaust fumes entered the car's cabin through the air conditioning system. This could have led to a rapid accumulation of carbon monoxide, causing the victims to lose consciousness.
I understood something was wrong from the shouts. The girl's mother was shouting. She was saying, 'I've lost my girl,' what else could that woman say. A great tragedy.
Another witness described the scene: "I came down late, around 10:30-11. I saw the father and mother... They had left the car running and with the fumes, perhaps something happened. The car running and the garage closed, you understand..."
Emergency services confirmed the deaths. Police and a medical examiner found no external injuries, ruling out foul play. The exact cause of death will be determined by the official autopsy and investigation. The incident occurred in a garage on Milou Street in Piraeus.
I came down late, around 10:30-11. I saw the father and mother... They had left the car running and with the fumes, perhaps something happened. The car running and the garage closed, you understandโฆ
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.