Torino, the Corpse of Fabio Colapietro Torn to Pieces in the House of a Teacher. A Mother Denounces: "My Son Hurt Someone" . Stop Three People
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Keith Butig, the 22-year-old woman stopped in the investigation into the murder of Fabio Colapietro, denies that she had participated in both the crime and the occultation of the body. Her lawyer Francesco Rotella reports that the young woman, under the influence of substances, would have locked herself in another room and would only have bought the bags, even if she was aware of what happened. The woman is accused of aiding and helping in the s…
"Yes, I killed him, but unintentionally. Of course it wasn't programmed, it was in the context of a fight during a drug intake for days." "Yes, I killed him, but unintentionally. It was in the context of a fight during a drug intake for days."
The trail between the investigators on the origin of the murder of Fabio Colapietro, killed and torn to pieces in Turin. Three people have been stopped, but the reconstruction of the crime is still to be clarified. The mother of the alleged killer: "Difficult for me to do...
A 26-year-old confessed to the murder, and was arrested along with two women suspected of helping him make the body disappear.
"Come, my son hurt a person. She was the mother of a boy who called the police in Turin on Thursday night. She was upset too. The son...
Three people, a man and a woman, were arrested by the police as part of the investigation into the rediscovery of the lifeless body of a 39-year-old man, torn apart and discovered in an apartment in Via Gulli 46, in the Borgo Vittoria district of Turin. The measures were arranged by the prosecutor: a man is charged with the crimes of murder and the suppression of a corpse, while for two women the hypothesis of crime is aiding and helping in the …
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