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It’s probably in your past, more or less recent, the key Dell ‘assassination of Stefano Ansaldi, 65-year-old gynecologist from Campania killed on Saturday afternoon in Milan near the central station. The hypothesis of a robbery that ended badly has not yet been totally ruled out, but it is considered highly implausible by the carabinieri of the Milan provincial command who are investigating the crime. Yesterday the investigators, coordinated by the deputy prosecutor Laura Pedio and the prosecutor Adriano Scudieri, reiterated: “A murder too heinous, with a stab to cleanly slaughter the throat, to hypothesize a robbery that ended badly. “Not to mention all the inconsistencies: from the doctor’s Rolex found next to the body, on the ground, to the murder weapon, a little kitchen knife handy. “for street thieves.
Did the victim know his killer?
The theft hypothesis is practically archived, suspect that the victim knew his killer. And at this point the past of Ansaldi comes into play, a gynecologist esteemed by his patients (he was originally from Benevento but worked at the Rione Sanità, in Naples), but who in any case also had on his shoulders a complaint from a woman who “Corriere della sera” reportedly blamed him, along with other colleagues, for the death of their newborn daughter. We are always in the field of hypotheses: very little to understand if this precedent has something to do with the crime, also because it is not uncommon, especially for a doctor with a long career behind him, to receive complaints related to his professional past .
The hypothesis of a fierce revenge for an injury suffered
but still there could be a fierce revenge for damage suffered behind the stab in the throat with which Ansaldi was murdered. Either it is closely linked to his profession, as Massimo Pisa hypothesizes in the newspaper “La Repubblica”, or it may have to do with monetary matters, perhaps linked to the disappearance of an old blank check destined for a company “tax haven “In Malta, which the” Corsera “still talks about, we cannot know at the moment. The only certainties, for the moment, are the strangeness of the story.: a man who arrived by train from Naples with a 24-hour briefcase practically empty (there were only cookies inside), without a spare, without even a return ticket. A man who had told his wife (with whom he did not get along) and relatives that he had to go to Milan to meet someone, without specifying who. The Carabinieri of Naples, who collaborate with their colleagues in Milan, seized the victim’s PC and other mobile phones yesterday morning at his office and home. Inside, there could be traces that the killer thought about disappearing by taking Ansaldi’s cell phone, one of the few things along with his wallet that was not found.
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