Giulia Tramontano hit with 37 stab wounds, two lethal in the neck
The coroner found no clues that indicate attempts to defend the young woman, killed by her boyfriend Alessandro Impagnatiello in Senago (Milan)
Julia Tramontano
Giulia Tramontano was hit with at least 37 stab wounds, two of which were lethal in the neck region, one severed the carotid artery. There are no signs of defense.
These are the first results of the autopsy carried out on the body of the 29-year-old 7-month pregnant woman killed by her partner Alessandro Impagnatiello .
The stab wounds were almost all in the upper part of the body, one also in the face and one punctured a lung. There are no signs of stab wounds in the stomach.
Impagnatiello had told in his two confession reports before the prosecutors and the investigating judge, that he had hit Giulia with two, maximum three, blows. The 30-year-old barman had also initially claimed that she had shot herself in the neck and he had then killed her "so as not to make her suffer".
Finally, the man, in another version, had said that she, who was holding a knife to cut tomatoes, had involuntarily injured her arms. Reconstructions totally denied by today's autopsy exams.
(Unioneonline/lf)
