I know that the topic is extremely unpleasant, but if we are human we should not run away from it.
Unfortunately, the father of little Siyana /May her kingdom be with her/ is absolutely right, claiming that the child's earrings disappeared in the hospital after his death. Last fall, the same thing happened to my mother, who suddenly died in the District Hospital - all her belongings and clothes, with which we took her to the emergency room, disappeared. I wrote a special letter to the hospital director, to which, to his dishonor, I did not receive a response.
This was written on "Facebook" by Adv. Emil Vassilev.
I am grateful to the doctors - they literally tried to bring my mother back from the other world before my eyes, and as it turned out later, this was impossible. However, this does not excuse the criminals who then rob the clothes and jewelry of the deceased. It turns out that this is a practice in hospitals that is both allowed and not investigated.
Until 100 years ago, looting was punishable by a DEATH SENTENCE. Today, we pretend that looting of deceased people in hospitals does not exist.
Just as we were terribly surprised, for example, by the torture rooms, where elderly people were literally killed, not cared for. So I have no doubt that poor Siyana's corpse was looted and the child's earrings really disappeared, and that in the HOSPITAL. I can't think of anything more disgusting that someone could do to someone in this world.
The hospital should conduct an internal investigation into who looted the earrings of the tragically deceased child Siyana, and not accuse the father of slander.
What kind of monsters does mother Bulgaria give birth to and where did these psychopaths come from?!