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Stolen. Or maybe he survived. Sir Anacleto Giriolo, a 72-year-old retiree living in via Settembrini, is one of the victims of the pair of thieves who probably continued in the raids killing, perhaps as a reaction to their “resistance”, Professor Stefano Ansaldi, 65-year-old Gynecologist from Benevento with practice in Naples, slaughtered at 6.15pm yesterday in via Mauro Macchi on the corner of via Scarlatti.
Giriolo says: «I was walking calmly, I was coming home. Suddenly, they pushed me, I fell to the ground … They took my cell phone from me and looked, they ran away … A passerby saw everything, he started screaming, but they were already far away ».
Even late at night, there was no definitive link between the two episodes, the coup on the retiree and the murder of the doctor. But the immediate and intense hunt by the carabinieri who were looking for a North African couple, perhaps young, was unleashed with the aim of capturing both Giriolo’s thieves and Ansaldi’s assassins, probably being solely responsible for both. offenses.
me two arrived at the Lima metro station, crossing a busy Corso Buenos Aires, with passersby filling the entire sidewalk and queuing outside the stores. The thieves were taking the stolen property they stole from the 72-year-old woman (nothing would have been stolen from the gynecologist) and boarded a train to Sesto San Giovanni. After that, they would take the opposite direction, up to Bisceglie, only at that station, in the wagons, they weren’t there. There was only the retiree’s cell phone.
They got off first, maybe always on the red line maybe trying to get out of Milan, contacting acquaintances from disposable cell phones to have safe havens. Traces have been left, but it must be seen if they are decisive. Fingerprints on Giriolo’s cell phone, fingerprints on a kitchen knife and a Rolex, the latter two found near the body of the professor, a doctor loved by patients.
The blade may not have been that of the crime: Inside a construction site not far from the crime scene, the Relievi dei carabinieri isolated a second knife, perhaps more compatible with the fatal wound inflicted on Ansaldi. who appears to have been in Milan to meet a relative for an exchange of greetings and then return to Campania, perhaps aboard a train that leaves from the same central station, a short distance from the crime scene.
In the subway, the thieves changed their clothes, hoping to divert investigators from looking for all the images from each camera. The costume would confirm the investigation criminals not improvised, but prepared, already used to street raids.
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