San Stino di Livenza: 17-year-old kills aunt with knife blows, family disputes over inheritance
A 17-year-old boy has killed his aunt with knife blows in the Venetian area. The motive is believed to be linked to a family dispute over an inheritance involving his father.
San Stino di Livenza: 17-year-old kills aunt with knife blows, family disputes over inheritance
A 17-year-old boy has killed his aunt with knife blows in San Stino di Livenza, in the province of Venice. The victim, Chiara Guerra, was 53 years old and was a teacher. The crime occurred in a family context marked by bitter tensions linked to questions of inheritance.
According to the reconstruction, the young man allegedly acted following a dispute between his father and his sister, the victim, precisely regarding the division of the inheritance. The 17-year-old has confessed to the homicide and indicated to investigators that he threw his aunt's body into a canal. The search for the body was still ongoing at the time of the report.
The case has deeply shocked the local community, a small reality in the Venetian area accustomed to a peaceful life. Investigators are reconstructing the exact dynamics of the crime and the role of family members in the matter.
The adolescent has been stopped and placed at the disposal of the Judicial Authority. The investigations are being conducted by the Public Prosecutor's Office competent for the territory.
Source: la Repubblica
Source: la Repubblica