Francesca Deidda was killed with a violent blow to the head, in the frontal part, delivered with a blunt force with a maximum diameter of 10 centimeters, but heavy. Enough to crack her skull.

This is the main data that emerged from the autopsy carried out today at Brotzu by the medical examiner Roberto Demontis on the remains of the 42-year-old woman who disappeared in early May, found more than two months later inside a bag along the old Sardinian Orientale, in the of San Vito.

This confirms what emerged from the CT scan carried out on the sports bag discovered by the molecular dogs near the Roman bridge: the scan, carried out with the container closed to avoid any type of contamination as much as possible, had revealed a possible deformation of the frontal bones.

What remains to be understood is when: when was Francesca killed? The day of his disappearance, which occurred on May 10th? This is the most probable period, according to investigators. Certainty will only be available at the end of the analyzes carried out by the forensic anthropologist and the entomologist appointed by prosecutor Marco Cocco, who coordinates the investigations.

The state of the body, of the poor woman's remains, suggests that her death dates back to the hours in which a resignation notice was delivered to the call center where the woman worked.

According to the investigators, it was her husband, Igor Sollai, who was locked up in prison in Uta on charges of murder and concealment of a corpse. He continues to profess his innocence. He continued to do so even after the Ris carabinieri found traces of blood on the sofa in the living room of the house he shared with his wife in recent days: the results of the inspection revealed that the crime took place there. In that room Francesca Deidda may have breathed her last. After her killer hit her hard on the head. Using, perhaps, a sports weight. To then try to make all traces of the crime disappear. Uselessly.

(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)

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