Murder in Arezzo: 61-year-old found dead with head injuries
Luciano Buonfiglio, 61, was killed overnight in a car park in Arezzo. The inquiry by the Mobile Squad is still ongoing.
Victim identified in San Zeno car park
Luciano Buonfiglio, 61 years old, was found dead overnight in the car park of the La Torretta restaurant in the San Zeno industrial area of Arezzo. According to lanazione.it, the man presented serious injuries to the head, presumed to have been inflicted with a blunt object. The report came in during the early hours of the morning; emergency services from 118 were unable to save his life.
Born in Milan and resident in Castiglion Fiorentino, Buonfiglio lay on the ground in the car park with evident traces of blood. Officers from the Scientific Police carried out an extended examination focusing on the search for biological traces and elements useful in clarifying how the crime was committed. Around 4 in the morning, after obtaining approval from the judicial authority, the body was transferred to the mortuary of San Donato hospital in Arezzo for medico-legal examination.
Investigation ongoing and victim's profile
The inquiry is being conducted by the Mobile Squad of the Police Headquarters, which is reconstructing the man's last hours of life and attempting to identify the person responsible. The investigators are maintaining strict confidentiality over ongoing activities, whilst enquiries continue.
Those who knew him remember him as a peaceful person, committed to his professional work and family life. He was a consultant for a company operating in the energy and communications sector, previously married, separated, and father of three children. His name was also known for his civic engagement in the two-thousands in mobilising against a biomass power plant project in the area of the former sugar mill in Castiglion Fiorentino, as recalled by the Corriere di Arezzo. Buonfiglio had actively participated in the protest together with other citizens against a project that had sparked heated debate in the area.
Source: Google News IT — Crime (it)