The Italian, 19, beat the ex -girlfriend (14) with a stone, until she died: she didn’t want to reconcile with me
Italy earthquakes brutal murder. The body was found Martine Carbonaro (14) In an abandoned building in Afragoli a few hours after its disappearance was reported. The murder was charged with her ex -boyfriend Alessio Tucci (19) who was arrested and charged with severe killing and hiding the body, Italian media.
According to the investigator, Tucci beat Martin with stone with stone and then tried to hide his body in a wardrobe with a buried cement in an abandoned building. Martina agreed on Monday again with him at the place where they had seen each other regularly and did not return home.
Her mother Fiorenza Cossentino She called the Tuccia and asked if he saw her. He then got into a car with his parents victim who went in search. He was soon arrested and, according to local media, admitted the crime. Police state that a quarrel had erupted among them, after which the Tucci hit her with a stone in the head.
« I hit her with stone … She didn’t want to come to terms with me, » he told the investigators. The parents said they last talked to Martin around 8:30 pm that night. She told her mother she would return quickly, but soon stopped answering messages, ASA said.
After finding a Facebook body on Facebook, my mother wrote: « My daughter, whoever hurt you will pay for it. It flies high. » She added, « What sin was my daughter committed? She was beautiful as the sun. Now I’ll be home and her room will be empty. »
After the initial denial, Tucci ultimately admitted to investigators that he was responsible for the crime that shocked Italy. With 14-year-old Martin, he started a relationship two years ago, while the girl had only 12. The interruption of their relationship occurred several weeks before the tragic meeting on Monday.
Tucci, employed as a construction worker, was arrested on Tuesday. Prosecutors described him as a « unreliable and unpredictable » man, and the whole case caused a wave of indignation and sadness in the community.
Mayor of Aphragol, Antonio Pannone. He publicly expressed condolences to the family:
« We have been deeply shaken by a terrible and unacceptable death of a 14-year-old girl who has been violently taken the right to life. This huge tragedy shocked our community, facing the brutality of those who do not respect the freedom and dignity of women. I express my sincere condolences on behalf of the whole city of Afragola.
