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Murder and robbery trial in Grosseto: three men accused

Three Men Charged with Murder and Robbery in Grosseto

The trial for the brutal killing of Nicolas Matias Del Rio, found strangled, begins.

The Case of Nicolas Matias Del Rio

The dramatic case of Nicolas Matias Del Rio, a 40-year-old Argentine courier, has shaken the community of Grosseto and beyond. His disappearance, which occurred with a load of Gucci bags worth 500.000 euros, led to an in-depth investigation that revealed a brutal murder.

Del Rio's body was found on June 26, strangled and hidden in a well, marking a tragic epilogue to an already disturbing story.

Process details

The trial will begin on July 9 and will see three men in the dock: Emre Kaja, 29, Klodjan Gjoni, 34, and Ozgur Bozkurt, 44. The three are charged with robbery, arson, voluntary manslaughter and concealment of a corpse. The defense's request for a summary trial was rejected, as the charge of voluntary manslaughter carries severe penalties, including the possibility of life imprisonment.

The dynamics of the murder

According to the investigations conducted by the Carabinieri, Gjoni allegedly lured Del Rio into an ambush, assisted by Kaja and Bozkurt. The victim was robbed and then taken to an isolated location, where he was killed. The manner of the murder is horrifying: Del Rio was suffocated with a cloth bag and then strangled with a plastic bag. After the murder, the body was wrapped in a sheet and thrown into a well, a desperate attempt to hide the evidence of a heinous crime.

Investigations and arrests

The investigation gained traction thanks to videos and wiretaps that led investigators to focus their attention on the three defendants. The arrest occurred after the discovery of the body, a crucial moment that marked the beginning of a long judicial process. The disappearance of Del Rio, who left behind a wife and a young son, sparked a wave of indignation and sadness in the community, highlighting the brutality of a crime that affected not only a family, but the entire society.