The 61-year-old who confessed to the murder of Daniele Cacciarru, the 35-year-old killed with a rifle shot on Friday morning in Santadi, remained silent in front of investigating judge Graziano Porcu.

The man, who appeared before the investigating judge for questioning, chose to remain silent, exercising his right to remain silent.

The investigating judge validated the arrest, confirming the precautionary custody measure in prison for the 61-year-old .

An autopsy was also performed on the victim's body today. The examination by coroner Roberto Demontis, which lasted approximately five hours, confirmed that Cacciarru was killed by a gunshot to the chest .

According to an initial hypothesis, the crime stemmed from an argument over drug dealing . The Carabinieri are working to reconstruct the incident in detail and to understand why Cacciarru, along with two other people, went to Porcu's home so early that morning . The roles of the two people who accompanied the victim are also unclear.

According to his confession, Porcu claims he defended himself after being threatened. Cacciarru had shown up at his home armed with a billhook; one of the two men with him was armed with a rifle , according to the killer. But what role did the victim's companions play? And why didn't they react when the 61-year-old drew his rifle and killed Cacciarru? These are all questions that Carabinieri investigators are trying to answer.

(Unioneonline)

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