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House Fire Leads to Murder Investigation

Summary by Euro Weekly News
Police are investigating the deaths of a mother and daughter after their bodies were discovered inside a burning home in Mijas during the early hours of Wednesday July 8, with investigators now treating the case as a suspected double murder rather than a tragic house fire. Emergency services were called to the property at around 2.15am after reports of a fire. Source

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The Guardia Civil shuffles that the fire in the house of the province of Malaga intended to destroy the evidence of the double crime of both women.

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The victims were found alive after the fire declared early in the morning in a flat on Tulipán Street in Las Lagunas. Investigators believe that the fire could have been intended to erase the traces of the crime.

·Granada, Spain
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The Civil Guard investigates whether the fire in Las Lagunas was provoked to hide the stab wounds that killed the life of mother and daughter

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The Civil Guard investigates as a possible case of gender-based violence the death of a mother and her daughter, whose bodies were located during the morning of this Wednesday inside a house burned down in the neighborhood of Las Lagunas, in the municipality of Mijas. Although the initial warning referred to ... Continue reading "They find a woman and her daughter dead after a fire in Mijas: they investigate as male violence"

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The victims, aged 61 and 31, have been found in their home after the neighbors' warnings of a fire in the property

·Spain
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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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