Paphos Murder: Death Caused by Hemorrhagic Shock

An autopsy was completed today on the body of a 40-year-old man, a victim of premeditated murder that took place in Paphos, Cyprus last Saturday. According to the findings, the death was caused by severe internal bleeding and hemorrhagic shock resulting from a stabbing and cutting instrument. Police have made three new arrests, and the victim's nephew remains in custody. The investigation into the case is ongoing, with authorities attempting to shed light on the circumstances of the murder.