A Romanian cardiologist was found carbonized in her house in France, and her son is the main suspect in the crime.

A 56-year-old Romanian woman, a cardiologist, was found carbonized in her home in Molsheim, France, last Thursday. The police were alerted by her colleagues, who noticed her absence from the hospital. Upon arrival of the intervention teams, they smelled a strong odor of gasoline, which led to the discovery of the completely burned body, identification being possible only through DNA analysis. The woman's son, Andrei, 22 years old, is considered the main suspect and is being sought by authorities, given that he has a history of mental health issues. The police have distributed his photograph in the town and are requesting the public's help in finding him.