Yellow of Caronia, the family is safe: Joel died in the accident – Chronicle

The key to Viviana and Gioele yellow seems to be in that damn accident in the Pizzo Turda Gallery from the Messina-Palermo highway on August 3: last act before the mysterious disappearance of the mother and the child in the mountains. In these exclusive images of the women’s Opel Corsa, the signs of a heavy impact on the right front of the car can be clearly seen. the splattered tire, the rim visibly deformed, the body damaged. A sign that Joel could have been injured, even seriously, or even that he died after the accident. “It doesn’t seem like such a small accident as we were told at first. Joel may have hit his head,” he explains. Roberto Parisi, Viviana’s brother. After the accident in the tunnel, the young deejay approaches the car on the siding, picks up the baby, climbs the railing and enters the thicket. The woman’s body will be found on August 8, only 16 days later the wood will return the child’s remains. Today the prosecutor will entrust the task to two engineers to know “the moment, the cause and the dynamics of the accident.” To understand if it is one of the hypotheses, Joel could have been injured, or even killed, in the battle. Other answers will come when consulting for extrapolate and copy mobile phone data and the tablet of the woman. At the same time, forensic doctors are conducting deeper investigations into the boy’s skull. Wild animals have wreaked havoc on the little body but on the skull and, in particular, in the left orbital region (the forehead), there is a reddish area. Since the first studies there are no fractures, but experts want to dissect the carapace to check for internal fractures, especially at the base of the skull. Whereas the histological examinations will tell if that reddish halo is a lesion produced when Joel was alive and, therefore, during the accident. – or a post-fatal finding. Fundamental answer to reconstruct the last hours of the child’s life.

Among the assumptions of the prosecutor remains standing murder-suicide: Viviana was depressed and in treatment, but the family excludes this track. Viviana, already fragile, however, could have “decompensated” precisely after the accident. The family’s lawyers -Nicodemo Gentile and Antonio Cozza- asked the prosecutor Angelo Cavallo to verify if the woman could have been electrocuted in the pylon where she had climbed. A body was found 300 meters from the base of the pylon: did it ‘dive’ or was it thrown by the discharge? Lawyers remain cautious, but believe the incident may have played a role: “The dynamic is too complicated.”