Central police department to investigate death of 23-year-old IT specialist
Tamar Bachaliashvili went missing on July 18. Photo: Tamar Bachaliashvili’s Facebook page.
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The central department of Georgia’s Interior Ministry will investigate the death of 23-year-old Tamar Bachaliashvili, a IT specialist who was found dead in her own car on July 22 after a five-day search.
The family demanded the central department investigate the case instead of the Kvemo Kartli police department as the body was found in the Tetritskaro municipality of Kvemo Kartli region.
No explanations for Bachaliashvili's death have been provided so far.
The Georgian Interior Ministry reported last week that ‘no injuries, wounds or other traces of violence’ were found on the body of Bachaliashvili.
The ministry says that an autopsy is likely to provide an answer as to the reason behind her death.
The Georgian Interior Ministry has reported ‘no injuries, wounds or other trace of violence’ on the body of Tamar Bachaliashvili, a 23-year-old IT specialist who was found dead in her own car yesterday, after a five-day search.
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The Prosecutor's Office of Georgia has published the results of an autopsy performed on 23-year-old IT specialist Tamar Bachaliashvili, who was found dead in her own car after a five-day search in July, which said that the amount of substances in her body exceeded lethal doses hundreds of times.
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