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Victim of a brutal crime, while trying to defend the child who had been entrusted to him. a woman from Pal, province of Verona, originally from Calabria, Teresa Scavelli, 46 years old, the babysitter killed after being repeatedly hit by a blunt instrument, it was later revealed to be a pan Wednesday, September 2, at Gallen, in German-speaking Switzerland. The news, in Italy, came only in the last hours: for days, in fact, the local press did not report either the identity or the nationality of the woman.
Police intervention
According to the reconstruction of the cantonal police (the investigations were coordinated by the prosecutor Regula Stckli), the incident occurred around lunchtime. A 22-year-old Swiss citizen broke into home, attacking Teresa Scavelli and the owner of the house. After the alarm, the intervention of the agents, who arrived when the 46-year-old was still alive and thus ordered the attacker to stop. The latter, however, ignored them and continued to rage at the woman. They couldn’t avoid firing, killing the attacker.. Teresa Scavelli was then transferred to the city hospital, where she died a few hours later, due to a very serious head injury.
The move to Switzerland
Scavelli had lived for ten years in Pal, in the Veronese area, then moved to nearby Oppeano. Four years ago the choice to go to work in Switzerland where he had family and contacts. She leaves her husband Salvatore and three children (Giuseppe, Simone and Sarah). Today (Monday 7) at 15, the funeral in the church of Pal.
The reason is unknown
The motive of the 22-year-old is unknown, a person who, however, the police always claimed, had suffered from a mental illness and had no connection with the victim. According to the Swiss daily Tagblatt, the boy, however, lived for years, at least until 2018, next to the house where he broke into. A second Swiss news site, blick.ch, has reconstructed the identity of the attacker: he would be a person known to the police for issues related to drug abuse, with a long history of addictions and hospitalizations. in psychiatric clinics.
September 7, 2020 (change September 7, 2020 | 13:16)
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