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The money trail behind the brutal murder of Stefano Ansaldi, the 65-year-old gynecologist from Campania slaughtered in Milan Saturday afternoon in a street near the Central Station. Not those of a possible robbery, the first hypothesis soon rejected by researchers. But those of the tax havens, part of the “deep unknown existence” of the doctor, as the Corriere della Sera. Loved by patients, in Ansaldi “there were strange rumors“always pointed out sibylline Messenger Service Monday. Now it seems that the doctor, who had no working relationship with Milan (he was a native of Benevento, had his office in Naples) I was “informed subject“for a possible contagion of COVID-19, but despite this he did his best to leave by train on Saturday from Naples to Milan, leaving Campania in orange zone.
What compelling reason pushed you to Lombardy? He had told family members about a generic “date with people.” According to the Corriere, the trip was “mandatory” and not for pleasure. There is talk of “an old procedure triggered by the complaint of a woman, who had blamed the doctor and three colleagues for the death of her newborn daughter,” but it is more likely to focus complaint presented in 2019 by the same gynecologist of the “disappearance of a blank check, signed by him. “That check was intended for” a company of malt inserted in the list of Paradise papers, research on offshore investments made by the German newspaper Southgerman’s newspaper“and the check was blank” because it would have been the ‘contact’ of the doctor in Malta to issue the agreed amount. “And the same complaint, which revealed a probable money round on blackI would agree with him He ran linked to the doctor’s desire to demonstrate his good faith to his interlocutors and partners who were waiting for the money. Those same hidden interlocutors, partners and mediators who may have asked you to settle the bill, now, in one way or another.
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