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The magistrate of Alcalá de Guadiana (Seville) who investigates the death of three members of the same family in the month of December has charged two peoplein charge of intoxication by a pesticide from hundreds of plastic stoppers that the family stored in the home to sell them. It is a draperies and the employee of a company of waste management, which are charged for a crime against the environment in competition with three crimes of reckless homicide, according to judicial sources.

The High Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) explained in a note that, according to the judge of the case instructor "was able to be a crime in the treatment of these blocks of pesticides that caused the death" of the family formed by Enrique Cano, 61 years of age; Concepción Bautista, 50 years old, and a 14-year-old daughter. The investigation remains open, and while the officers continue their proceedings to determine what happened that December 14, 2013, the judge is scheduled to make a statement to those charged in the coming days. Diseaseless EBook

The first investigations were focused on the possibility that the family Caño, which had economic difficulties and the two adults were unemployed, had been intoxicated due to bad food from garbage bins. But both the family as the youngest daughter of 13 years and only survivor of the tragedy not being at home that afternoon, he ruled out this hypothesis, based on who survived byselling scrap metal and cardboard and small repairs that did the head of the family, who had come to have a business of maintenance.

Despite the fact that the death of the three people came in just 12 hours, toxicology reports took several weeks to establish the cause of death, which was attributed to poisoning by aluminum fluoride, a powerful pesticide that in reaction with water becomes a deadly poisonous gas, the phosphines. A pesticide that came of the hundreds of plastic stoppers that the family stored in the bathroom with the intention of selling them to recycling companies.

The police investigations have allowed us to reach a waste management company in the next town of Dos Hermanas, which supposedly should havedumped various items of aluminium cans--nearly a thousands of pounds – that had pesticide content and on the initiative of an employee was sold to a drapaireof the same municipality rather than take care of their destruction or outsource this. Both are charged in the case, since the latter, according to the National Police’s suspicions, he was able to pay with the caps the family for the price ofscrap metal that they found in containers, in spite that these caps were wearing their home of dangerousness of the warning labels substances that wore. more info visit this link