Pair consumed gasoline in place of liquor.
A tragic incident has occurred in the Smolevichi District, with the discovery of a 63-year-old woman's lifeless body on the veranda of a house. According to reports from the State Committee of Forensic Examinations (GCSX), the cause of death was identified as acute poisoning by volatile organic compounds, which are components of gasoline.
The GCSX further reported that the concentration of these volatile organic compounds in the deceased's internal organs was on average more than 90 times the lethal dose. This finding suggests a sudden and severe exposure to gasoline, which can lead to serious consequences, including death.
It is alleged that the deceased and her partner occasionally consumed gasoline to achieve a state of intoxication. This information was provided by an informant, although the partner's son, who reported the incident to the police, has not been named in the available search results.
Regarding the 63-year-old man who lived with the deceased woman, further details are scarce. He is reported to have been in a numbed state, but his identity remains undisclosed in the provided search results.
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In the aftermath of the incident, an open bottle of gasoline was found nearby, further supporting the GCSX's findings. Acute poisoning by gasoline can cause damage to the nervous system, respiratory organs, liver, and kidneys, underscoring the severity of the incident.
The Smolevichi District authorities are currently investigating the case to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the woman's death. As more information becomes available, updates will be provided.
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