Overview
- Police reported the bathtub water reached about 50°C and the room heater was set to a high temperature.
- Forensic testing found alcohol and cocaine in both victims, with levels that could have been lethal independently.
- Experts determined the combination led to hyperthermia, severe dehydration, thermal collapse and organ failure.
- Investigators concluded the deaths were accidental and ruled out the participation of other people.
- More than 16 forensic reports supported the findings, and the case file has been forwarded to the judiciary.