Evidence lacking for sexual assault in Valeriia's death.

Illegal Activity - Evidence lacking for sexual assault in Valeriia's death.

A nine-year-old girl named Valeriia from Döbeln, Saxony hasn't been found to be a victim of a sexual offense, according to investigators currently working on the case. There's no evidence to suggest such a thing, clarified Ingrid Burghart, the spokesperson for the Chemnitz Public Prosecutor's Office, on Wednesday. Recently, Valeriia has been missing for over a week. Tragically, her body was discovered on Tuesday in a wooded area near Döbeln. The girl who hailed from Ukraine was allegedly murdered. Investigators are actively looking into possible charges of manslaughter and murder, emphasized the spokesperson.

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Despite the tragic circumstances surrounding Valeriia's death in Döbeln, Saxony, no charges related to a sexual offense have been forthcoming, as stated by the Chemnitz Public Prosecutor's Office. This is crucial information to consider in the ongoing investigations regarding the young girl's emergencies in Germany. In light of this, authorities are now focusing their efforts on potential charges of manslaughter or murder.

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