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He reconstructed the dynamics of the tragedy in via Sant’Ambrogio. The horror began at dawn in the bedroom of the two boys, who tried to save themselves by escaping through the closed front door.
TREBASELEGHE. A four-meter-long corridor, with traces of blood that draw trajectories of drag, of struggle, of perseverance. Traces of blood, traced back, lead to the bedroom where Francesca and Pietro, aged 15 and 13, slept. It all started there, probably at dawn, when Alessandro Pontin, his father, woke up.
The horror of the house in via Sant’Ambrogio shocked even the professionals of scientific research. And each trace of blood suggests a sequence of that fierce assault, with the forty-nine defeating both children. The slaughter after an exemplary day spent together.
Alessandro Pontin had received his children on Saturday afternoon. According to what the researchers reconstructed, it all happened in a span of an hour from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. Pontin woke up, wrote the farewell note (“I want to be cremated, scatter my ashes”) and then challenged a kitchen knife. He entered the room where his boys slept, landing the first blows to the throat. He couldn’t finish them right away.
They both woke up startled, scared and incredulous by what they were seeing. They managed to leave the room, injured, confused. A desperate rush to the front door, with the goal of opening it, getting out, asking for help. His run stopped there, against the closed door, a stone’s throw from the dining room. The father beat them again until he killed them. Then he pointed the sword at himself and took his own life.
