Student, 24, crushed to death after falling into bin after Majorca night out as cops confirm discovery of bones at dump

by Bunker | Posted on February 28, 2025February 28, 2025

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A STUDENT was crushed to death after falling into in a rubbish bin during a night out in Majorca.

Agostina Rubini, 24, had gone missing in Palma after partying with pals on the Spanish party island, sparking a massive police search.

Police have confirmed that skeletal remains found in October belong to AgostinaCredit: NF/newsX

Aerial view of a waste-to-energy plant. — Agostina passed out in a rubbish bin and ended up at a landfill siteCredit: Solarpix

Photo of Agostina Rubini Medina. — Agostina was on a night out with friends when she disappearedCredit: NF/newsX

Cops found skeletal remains at a waste plant after the young student’s phone pinged.

And now police have confirmed she was crushed to death after accidentally passing out in a rubbish container.

The Argentinian national is thought to have “voluntarily entered a (rubbish) container” where she lost consciousness, according to police reports.

That bin was collected by a lorry which drove to the Son Reus treatment plant.

The police stopped activity at the landfill site and began a month-long search for the missing student.

After looking through more than 60,000 tons of waste, more than 1,000 skeletal remains were found.

Specialists from the Institute of Legal Medicine of the Balearic Islands…

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