Irish woman may have died trying to save husband after jacuzzi suction tragedy at Valencia holiday villa
Spanish investigators believe a couple found dead at their holiday accommodation in Cullera, Valencia, may have been victims of a freak jacuzzi accident in which the husband became trapped by the bath’s powerful suction system and his wife desperately tried to save him. New details emerging from the investigation suggest... The post Irish woman may have died trying to save husband after jacuzzi…
A tragic jacuzzi accident may have claimed the lives of a New Zealand man and his Irish wife at a holiday villa in Valencia, Spain. Patrick Tobin, 51, and Thomasina Tobin, 51, were found dead in their villa in the Cap Blanc area of the coastal resort. Local reports suggest Thomasina may have initially tried to save her husband who became trapped by the jacuzzi's powerful suction mechanism.
Marks on both victims' bodies indicate they could be consistent with suction from the jacuzzi's circulation system. The couple's teenage children discovered their parents after becoming concerned about their wellbeing. The case is still under investigation, with forensic officers and the Guardia Civil's Homicide Group taking charge.
Initial theories included electrocution, but that has been ruled out. The deaths are now attributed to a cardiopulmonary incident associated with acute stress.
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