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One year later, Public Prosecutor reopens investigation and orders analysis of young Ukrainian woman's phone found dead in the Tagus River. Watch on CMTV
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One year later, Public Prosecutor reopens investigation and orders analysis of young Ukrainian woman's phone found dead in the Tagus River. Watch on CMTV

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 21:27

One year after the death of a young Ukrainian woman known as 'Vika', whose body was found in the Tagus River, the Public Prosecutor decided to reopen the investigation. The decision comes after the young woman's mother pointed out flaws in the initial inquiry.

The Public Prosecutor agreed with the mother's criticisms and ordered the reopening of the case. One of the measures determined was the analysis of the young Ukrainian woman's phone, which may contain relevant information to clarify the circumstances of the death.

The case had been archived previously, but the doubts raised by the family prompted a new approach from the authorities. CMTV reported these developments following the official reopening of the case.

Why this matters

This reopening of the case directly affects the young Ukrainian woman's family in Portugal, who had been waiting for answers about their daughter's death for a year. The Public Prosecutor's decision to analyze the phone suggests that the initial investigation may have been insufficient, potentially altering the course of the legal proceedings.

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