Viviana Micheluzzi , 50, died of a blow to the back of the head while, most likely, she was trying to escape from her husband's fury. This is what emerges from the autopsy carried out on the body of the woman killed on Tuesday in Castello Molina di Fiemme, in Trentino, by the 56-year-old Mauro Moser who then turned the weapon towards himself.

The elements gathered by the investigators lead us to think that the man had premeditated everything: it was in fact confirmed that the murder weapon, an Austrian-made nine-caliber pistol, was purchased by Moser on the morning of the crime in an armory in Ora. in South Tyrol. It seems that the couple was separating: "We had to meet today to define the separation," Viviana Micheluzzi's lawyer told the local press.

The community is in shock: Moser was known in the village, as well as being a farmer he was also the son of a former mayor of the small village in the Fiemme valley. Micheluzzi too was well known, not only in the valley, for her work as a beekeeper with her company "The sweet flavors of the wood".

Adding horror to the horror was the fact that two of the couple's three children found the bodies. On the spot the Scientific, which has collected elements that may be useful for the investigations, in the hands of the Prosecutor of Trento.

The tragedy took place outside the village, in the locality of Brozin, where the woman had some of her hives and the Fertilization Center for queen bees. A rifle was also confiscated on the spot.

"A terrible drama. I had relationships with them for their business related to the production of honey and research on bees and queens. She was a specialist. I am incredulous," says Mayor Marco Larger.

(Unioneonline / D)

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